Remote Site Surveillance System with LTE Camera & DVR

Add visual confirmation to remote monitoring

Telemetry can show that a condition has changed, but it cannot always show what is happening around the asset. This remote site surveillance system adds visual monitoring and recorded footage so operators can remotely confirm site conditions before deciding whether a visit is required.

Micro-Design positions the CS100 for remote or difficult-to-access locations where traditional surveillance infrastructure may be impractical. Typical uses identified by the supplier include facility monitoring, theft protection, live surveillance streaming and remote industrial-site observation.

Need help planning remote site surveillance?

Talk to Metromatics about the CS100, the site or asset you need to monitor, the required camera coverage, available cellular service and installation conditions. We can help identify the information that needs to be confirmed before the system is specified.

LTE-connected monitoring and edge recording

The CS100 combines an LTE-connected DVR with high-definition camera monitoring so footage can be captured locally and accessed remotely. Micro-Design also describes solid-state edge recording, helping retain footage when connectivity is limited.

Key supplier-verified capabilities include:

LTE-connected DVR for remote streaming and footage retrieval.
High-definition imaging.
Onboard solid-state recording.
Weather-resistant industrial housing.
Flexible mounting options for remote assets and sites.
Intelligent power management for long-term field operation.

Designed for remote field installations

The CS100 is intended for long-term remote monitoring where routine site access may be difficult or expensive. The supplier describes the system as suitable for outdoor and remote industrial environments and highlights low-maintenance operation as a design goal.

The exact camera, recording, communications and power configuration should still be confirmed for the installation rather than assumed from the general product description.

Choose camera coverage around the monitoring objective

The right configuration starts with the question the camera system needs to answer. Site layout, required viewing areas, mounting position, field of view, lighting and recording objectives should be considered together when planning coverage.

Camera count, mounting position, field of view, lighting and recording requirements should be considered together during site planning.

What to confirm before ordering:

Required camera coverage and viewing areas.
Camera model, resolution, lens and field of view.
Day, night and low-light requirements.
DVR storage capacity and recording mode.
Required recording-retention period.
LTE carrier compatibility and data requirements for the Australian or New Zealand site.
Remote viewing and user-access workflow.
Power supply and any backup-power requirements.
Camera and recorder enclosure/environmental ratings.
Mounting hardware and cabling.
Site privacy, cybersecurity and access-control requirements.

Metromatics can help scope the required camera coverage, connectivity and site configuration before ordering.

Question	Answer
What is the LevelCon CS100?	It is an LTE-connected camera and DVR system for visual monitoring and recording at remote or difficult-to-access industrial sites.
What types of sites is the CS100 designed for?	Micro-Design lists applications including oil and gas well sites, industrial yards and equipment staging areas, remote tank batteries, and off-grid locations that need security or situational awareness.
Does the CS100 need a local Wi-Fi network?	Micro-Design describes the system as using cellular connectivity for remote surveillance rather than depending on a local Wi-Fi network. Confirm the exact cellular service and carrier requirements for the installation location before ordering.
Does the CS100 continue recording if cellular connectivity is limited?	Micro-Design describes onboard solid-state edge recording so footage can be stored locally when connectivity is limited. Confirm storage capacity and recording settings for the required configuration.
What should be checked for an Australian or New Zealand deployment?	Confirm carrier compatibility, LTE service availability, power, mounting, weather exposure, data requirements and the organisation’s privacy and cybersecurity requirements before installation.