Frequently Asked Questions

That is what the solar kits are for: a 330 W module with battery buffer and 4G/5G connectivity keeps the camera running on its own, all year, with no site infrastructure.

Construction webcam is simply another name for the same thing. The difference to a plain webcam: Arclap systems are weatherproof, optionally solar-powered and cover monitoring, documentation and security in one unit.

Yes. People and vehicles are blurred automatically by the Privacy Shield, and every image is stored in Switzerland on AWS Zürich with strict, role-based access.

Monthly, per camera, in three plans: Basic, Pro and Enterprise + CSI. Hardware is rented or bought on top, shipping is quoted per country. Request a quote and we configure the setup for your project.

That depends on the configuration, the duration and the destination country. You pay per camera and month, hardware is rented or bought separately, and the configurator returns a free quote in six steps.

Yes. Each event carries a timestamp and goes into the archive; optional five-year retention covers insurance, audit and permit requirements.

Usually on the day the station arrives. It ships configured from Switzerland; your crew mounts it, we align and test it remotely, and the live image appears in the dashboard.

From 8 to 60 megapixels depending on the system, Ultra HD throughout. Capture Kits go from 12 MP up to 60 MP DSLR quality, security stations record at 8 to 12 MP. Enough resolution to read detail at the far end of the site.

Only the people you invite. Access is assigned per project and role, each login is personal, and the Privacy Shield blurs people and vehicles. All data remains on servers in Switzerland.

The material is yours. You receive the timelapse films and the image archive, rented hardware goes back by courier with a prepaid label, and optional five-year retention keeps everything available for audits and insurers.

Yes. The housings are IP67 against water and dust, IK10 against impact, and rated from −30 °C to +60 °C (−22 °F to 140 °F), so desert heat, monsoon rain and alpine frost are covered. Solar kits are designed for year-round outdoor use.