Hikvision solar-powered cameras

Hikvision solar-powered cameras combine a camera, solar panel and battery so a site can be monitored where there is no mains power or network cable. Most models send video over 4G, and AOV (always-on video) models record continuously at low power.

What this range covers

  • All-in-one 4G solar camera kits
  • Solar-powered PTZ and bullet cameras
  • Separate solar power systems with batteries for existing cameras
  • AOV SolarVu low-power cameras

Typical applications

  • Construction sites and land plots
  • Plantations, farms and fish ponds
  • Remote pump stations and telecom sites
  • Temporary events and roadworks

Key capabilities

  • 4G transmission with Hik-Connect viewing
  • Lithium battery storage for night and cloudy days
  • Human and vehicle detection to save power
  • Optional speaker and strobe deterrence

Functions vary by model and firmware; see each model page.

Selection questions

  • How many hours of sun does the site get, and how many cloudy days must the battery cover?
  • Is there 4G coverage at the exact pole position?
  • Is continuous recording or event recording required?

Prepare an enquiry

ISD in Kuching, Sarawak handles solar-powered CCTV camera enquiries for projects in Sarawak and Malaysia. Send the full model code and quantity, or describe the site. Supply only; ISD confirms the model separately.

Describe your requirement

Frequently asked questions

Does a solar camera need Wi-Fi?

Most Hikvision solar kits use 4G, so a data SIM is needed; Wi-Fi versions exist for sites with a nearby network.

Will a solar camera work in Sarawak weather?

Battery size and panel wattage decide how many cloudy days the system can run. Ask ISD with the site location and recording needs before choosing.

What is AOV?

AOV means always-on video: the camera records at a low frame rate continuously and switches to full frame rate on events, which saves power.

Hikvision solar-powered cameras - models on this site

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Official reference

Series names follow Hikvision's public 2026 project-product guide; confirm models on the official Hikvision website. Written by ISD, checked 2026-11-01.