A black solar-powered security camera with a dome-shaped lens, four antennas, and a rectangular solar panel backdrop, shown on a plain white background.
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RuralGuard Solar 360
RuralGuard Solar 360
RuralGuard Solar 360
  • SIM fitted and tested in Scotland
  • No WiFi needed on site
  • Real people on the phone, six days a week

Building sites

Watch the site when everyone’s gone home.

5.0 from 130+ reviews on Google and Facebook

4G cameras with the SIM fitted and tested. No WiFi needed, and with the Solar 360, no power either. If anyone’s on site after hours, you’ll know.

1. Choose your camera
2. Memory card

Recording needs a card. A bigger card keeps more days to scroll back through.

3. How many?
1

One per way in, plus one on the compound, covers most sites.

4. Data plan for each camera

No contract. Pause it between jobs.

£0.00

Order by 2:30pm and it ships today. Usually with you the next day.

If it won’t get signal at your site, you don’t buy it. Check my postcode

30 days to change your mind and an 18-month warranty. Pay by card, PayPal, Apple Pay or Klarna.

“Had two Solar 360s up now for around three weeks. They’re a great piece of kit and do what they’re supposed to do.”
Neville Drury, Construction site, 2 Solar 360s

£800ma year: the estimated cost of theft to UK construction

30,848tool thefts reported in 2025, up 16% on the year before

76%of site professionals say budget pressure has cut corners on security

Sources: BauWatch UK Crime Index 2024 and Crime Report 2026, Monster-Mesh tool theft report 2025.

Nobody’s on site for 113 hours a week.

Evenings, nights and the whole weekend. That’s when a camera earns its keep.

Site working Site empty, cameras watchingA typical week: 7am to 5pm on weekdays, and Saturday morning.

Which camera goes where

Most sites use both: a Solar 360 on each way in, and a Defender 360 watching the compound.

A drawn building site. Solar 360 cameras on the gate and the far hoarding corner, and a Defender 360 on the site cabin covering the compound. GateSite cabinCompoundThe buildMaterials
Solar 360 Defender 360

Solar 360 on the ways in

  • No power and no cable to run
  • The alert reaches you as anyone comes through
  • Unscrew it and take it to the next job

Defender 360 on the cabin

  • Turns the whole way round, with no blind spot
  • 36x zoom: read the plate, the face, the van
  • Follows people and vehicles across the compound

The alert finds you. Wherever you are.

  • Watch live from home, the van or another site.
  • Talk through it. Tell whoever’s there they’re on camera.
  • Scroll back through the weekend. It records 24/7 to its own card, with no cloud fee.
  • Share it with the site manager, the client or the whole team.
Neville Drury

★★★★★

“Had two Solar 360s up now for around three weeks. They’re a great piece of kit and do what they’re supposed to do. Had a few minor glitches, but the support team is second to none. Nothing is a bother to them, and you get to speak to real people, not a chatbot. Would highly recommend these guys and the company.”
Neville DruryConstruction site, 2 Solar 360s

Built for sites that don’t stay put

Take it to the next job

The Solar 360 comes off its post in minutes. Finish one site, put it up on the next.

Pause the plan between jobs

No contract. Pause the data while it’s in the van, and switch it back on when it goes up.

Works where phones struggle

The SIM connects to whichever network is strongest at the site: O2, Three, EE or Vodafone.

Questions site managers ask

There’s no power on site yet. Which camera?

The Solar 360. It runs on its own solar panel and battery, so it needs no cable at all. The Defender 360 needs mains or 12V, so it goes where you’ve got a supply, like the cabin.

Will it get a signal on my site?

Send us the postcode and we’ll check before it ships. If it won’t work there, we’ll tell you, and you don’t buy it.

Won’t someone just steal the camera?

Mount it high, on a post, the hoarding or the cabin, where it’s out of easy reach. And anyone who goes for it is the first thing it records, with the footage saved on the card.

Does it record all night, or only when something moves?

All night, every night. It records 24/7 to its memory card and writes over the oldest footage itself. Alerts come when it spots someone, and you can scroll back either side of them.

Can the site manager and the client watch too?

Yes. Share the camera with as many phones as you like, on iPhone or Android.

Can it read number plates?

Close to the gate and in good light, the Defender’s 36x zoom often can. Across a dark site at night, rarely. Point it where vehicles slow down.

How quickly can I have it?

Order by 2:30pm on a weekday, or 9:45am on a Saturday, and it ships the same day on Royal Mail Tracked 24. It usually arrives the next day, with the SIM already fitted and tested.

Running several sites?

Message us. Four cameras qualify for our multi-camera data rate, £29.99 a month for all four on Essential, and we’ll help you plan each site.

Cover the site before the weekend.

Order by 2:30pm and it ships today, SIM fitted and tested. Or send us the postcode and we’ll tell you what will work.

If it won’t get signal at your site, you don’t buy it. That’s the deal.