Remote cabins
A seasonal place or a year-round off-grid cabin. Know the bank is low before you arrive to a dead site — or before pipes and gear take the hit.
Off-grid, no cameras required
Put an EyeOut field agent on the inverter network. Watch battery state of charge and whether the site is still talking. Alarms for low SoC and offline — push, SMS, and a recorded call. No trailer. No NVR. Same dashboard as a security fleet if you run both.

A seasonal place or a year-round off-grid cabin. Know the bank is low before you arrive to a dead site — or before pipes and gear take the hit.
Skids and well pads that already run Victron, Solar Assistant, or EG4. Get a person on the phone when SoC drops or the site goes quiet, without standing up a camera fleet.
Repeaters, pumps, gates, comms huts. If the power stack is one we already template, we can watch it the same way we watch a trailer.
Low state of charge before the site goes dark. Same collector path we use on security trailers — Cerbo, Solar Assistant, or EG4 / LuxPower.
If the agent or inverter stops reporting, someone gets a push. Not a surprise the next time someone drives out.
Not a camera platform and not a replacement for Victron VRM or Solar Assistant. We do not store inverter passwords to clone those UIs. We keep the site visible and wake a person when SoC or connectivity needs one.
Mount the field agent on site — Ethernet on the same LAN as the Cerbo, Solar Assistant box, or EG4.
Claim it to a unit in your tenant. Solar-only sites sit next to camera trailers if you mix the fleet.
Set alarm rules for low SoC and offline. On-call on the phone. Desk on the web.