Water reservoir security that watches the whole perimeter
The reservoir that keeps watch on itself
Reservoirs and treatment sites sit remote, unlit and unstaffed for weeks at a time. ImageDeep watches the perimeter, the valve housings and the access tracks with computer vision that flags real intruders and ignores wildlife and weather.
What goes missing
The things that disappear on a water reservoir site after hours.
Copper stripped from valve housings and pumping plant
Vandalism of fencing, gauges and buildings
Unauthorised swimming and trespass on remote water
Vehicles driven up access tracks after hours
Where to put it
Where ImageDeep watches on a water reservoir site.
Main gate
Watches the vehicle entrance and the access track.
Valve housing
Guards the pumps and the copper-bearing plant.
Perimeter
Sees the fence line for any breach.
Dam wall & water's edge
Covers the structure and the water itself.
The 2:04am scenario
It's 2:04am. The reservoir is two fields from the nearest house and hasn't had a visitor in three weeks. A van noses up the access track and stops by the valve housing. Two figures get out with bolt cutters. Within seconds the camera locks on, the alert is verified, and a voice warning carries across the water. The figures freeze, then drive off the way they came. The duty engineer reviews the verified clip on her phone before breakfast — no patrol was sent, no lock was cut.
Illustrative scenario — no real customer implied.
Questions for Water reservoirs
Yes. Solar-powered HoundLight units run on 4G with no power and no Wi-Fi — built for remote reservoirs and pumping stations.
Secure your water reservoir site
Talk to our team about a setup tailored to your water reservoir site — on-grid or off.
On your existing cameras, or solar HoundLight units where there's no power.
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