The towers come in heights from ten to fifty feet. Custom heights are also available. The towers are equipped with a top camera mounting plate, mounting struts for camera box, lightning rod and ground kit, a standing ledge, anchor bolts, full-size anchor bolt template, and foundation design for normal soil conditions. The enclosures are designed to accommodate cameras with fixed focal length lenses or motorized zoom lenses, with or without auto-iris operation. The housings are aluminum with a powder-coated surface.
Users can access the camera and optics by removing one tamper-proof screw.
The V50 WedgeView camera by Silent Witness of Surrey, British Columbia, has been released. The unit is the successor of the W50M WedgeView. The cabling exits either through the rear or bottom of the unit. Optionally equipped with audio, the V50M incorporates an omni-directional microphone with a frequency response of 30Hz to 20 kHz. A new training video, released by the Crisis Prevention Institute of Brookfield, Wisconsin, explains how a company can defuse a violent situation involving someone who is under the influence of drugs or alcohol.