Leave the security of your solar power plant to Alvatec.
The solar power plants are experiencing a surge in theft incidents. Insurance companies are also struggling and have decided not to contract new policies. As a result, power generation operators are being compelled to implement serious theft prevention measures. Our company has established a highly reliable 110 emergency reporting service that incorporates cutting-edge AI detection along with human final judgment.
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basic information
3 AI human detection cameras Recording device Remote communication device Alarm system Manned monitoring service (110)
Price information
We are also particular about the total cost, and the camera system, including installation, is 1.2 million yen*. The remote communication fee is 300 yen per day. We started the service with a manned monitoring fee of 1,000 yen per day (*Installation is based on the Kanto region, with three cameras. Different estimates will be provided for other cases.)
Price range
P5
Delivery Time
P4
Applications/Examples of results
AI intrusion detection cameras are located in 10 places, and the emergency call service is available in 5 places.
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Company information
Our company is proposing a new form of solar power generation rooted in the community, starting with the "Sanno Residents' Association." We have devised a mounting system integrated construction method called "Cast-In Method," which is equipped with cost efficiency, construction time efficiency, and durability against natural disasters. Additionally, we offer a unique package product called "SOLAR Farming," which includes materials such as solar panels, mounting construction using the Cast-In Method, comprehensive warranties and compensation, and even the complex and cumbersome applications to agricultural committees, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and power companies, all in one package. If you are considering solar power generation, please feel free to contact us.
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