Yes, and that is a very natural use case for cellular connectivity because the site can be moved without relying on fixed-line services. The design needs to account for power, antenna mounting, mobility, camera data usage and how the site will be monitored remotely. Outdoor-rated equipment or rugged mounting arrangements may also become important.
Comset’s experience in transport, security and remote deployment scenarios is relevant here because the problem is not merely getting online once. It is staying useful after the trailer has been moved, redeployed or left unattended.
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Can a cellular router support a temporary surveillance trailer or mobile camera site?
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