Construction Camera FAQ

Our solar kits with 4G/5G connectivity are built exactly for that — a 330W solar module with battery buffer keeps the camera running year-round, fully autonomous.

Yes — construction webcam is just another name for it. Unlike a simple webcam, Arclap systems are weatherproof, solar-powered and combine site monitoring, construction documentation and 24/7 security.

Fully. The Privacy Protector blurs people and vehicles automatically, and all data is hosted on AWS Zürich in Switzerland with strict access control.

Per camera, per month — in three plans: Arclap Basic, Professional and Enterprise + CSI. Hardware is rented or purchased separately. Request an offer and we'll configure the right setup for your site.

It depends on the setup and how long you need it. Pricing runs per camera, per month; hardware is rented or bought separately. The configurator gives you a free offer in six steps.

Yes. Every event is timestamped and archived — with optional 5-year retention that meets insurance, audit and building-authority requirements.

Under one hour per camera in most cases. Stations are pre-configured in Switzerland; our technician mounts, aligns and tests — then your live image is on the dashboard.

Between 8 and 24 megapixels depending on the system — Ultra HD as standard. Capture Kits range from 16 MP to 24 MP DSLR quality; security stations shoot 8–12 MP. Sharp enough to read detail across the whole site.

Only people you invite. Access is per project and role-based, every login is personal, and the Privacy Protector blurs people and vehicles automatically. All data stays on Swiss servers.

You keep the material. Timelapse films and the image archive are handed over, rental hardware is collected by us — and optional 5-year retention keeps the documentation available for audits and insurance.

Yes. The cameras are IP67-rated against water and dust, impact-resistant to IK10, and run from −30 °C to +60 °C — sun, rain, snow and frost included. Solar-powered kits are built for year-round outdoor use.