Product Name	Camera-Based Rodent Monitoring Station
Product Image
Product Overview	The Camera-Based Rodent Monitoring Station is an intelligent pest surveillance system designed for continuous monitoring of rodent activity in commercial pig farms, poultry farms, cattle facilities, feed mills, warehouses and other agricultural environments. The system combines infrared detection, an HD industrial camera, wireless communication and remote data management to record rodent activity without requiring continuous manual inspection. Captured images and operating data can be transmitted to a remote monitoring platform for analysis and management. A single monitoring terminal can operate independently or multiple stations can be networked across different farm zones to create a larger rodent surveillance system. This makes the equipment suitable for monitoring feed storage areas, building perimeters, waste areas, service corridors and other locations where rodent activity may occur. The reference platform supports 24/7 operation, rechargeable battery power and solar charging, allowing flexible deployment in both indoor and outdoor agricultural environments. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Key Features	Camera-Based Monitoring: HD imaging provides visual evidence of rodent activity instead of relying only on bait consumption or trap inspection. Infrared Detection: Supports rodent detection in low-light and nighttime environments. 24/7 Surveillance: Designed for continuous unattended monitoring of high-risk pest areas. Wireless Data Transmission: Monitoring information can be transferred remotely through mobile communication networks. Standalone or Networked Operation: Individual terminals can operate independently or multiple units can be deployed across a larger site. Remote Monitoring Platform: Enables centralized review of rodent activity and equipment status. Solar Power Option: Solar charging supports deployment where permanent electrical supply is inconvenient. Battery Backup: Rechargeable battery configuration supports continued monitoring during periods without solar input. Outdoor Deployment: Suitable configurations can be used around livestock buildings, farm perimeters and outdoor service areas. Project Customization: Camera resolution, communication mode, power configuration and monitoring layout can be adapted according to project requirements.
Structural Components	Rodent Monitoring Housing: Provides the monitored passage or activity area for rodents. Infrared Detection Module: Detects rodent movement and supports triggered monitoring. HD Industrial Camera: Captures rodent images and activity records. Wireless Communication Module: Sends monitoring data to the remote management platform. Industrial Router: Supports mobile-network communication according to system configuration. Rechargeable Battery: Provides power for continuous field operation. Solar Panel: Recharges the battery during outdoor deployment. Control Electronics: Manage data acquisition, communication and equipment-status monitoring. External Charging Port: Allows battery charging from an external charger where required.
Working Principle	The monitoring station is installed along a suspected rodent travel route, near feed storage, building walls, drainage areas or other high-risk locations. When rodent activity occurs within the monitoring area, the infrared detection and camera system records images or video data. The monitoring terminal then transmits the collected information wirelessly to the remote management platform. Multiple terminals can be deployed around the farm to provide area-wide monitoring. Historical records can help pest-control personnel compare activity between locations, identify repeated hotspots and determine where additional inspection or control measures may be required. The reference system also monitors its own operating status and can upload information such as voltage and current. Self-diagnostic and automatic restart functions are available on the reference platform. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Technical Specifications	Product Type Camera-Based Rodent Monitoring Station Detection Method Infrared detection with camera monitoring Reference Camera Resolution More than 2 MP; customizable Reference Image Resolution More than 1600 × 1200 pixels Communication Wireless mobile-network communication; reference system supports 4G/5G router access Reference Battery DC 12V / 20Ah lithium battery Reference Solar Panel 40 W monocrystalline solar panel Reference Standby Power Less than 15 W Reference Standby Duration More than 7 × 24 hours under reference conditions Operation 24/7 continuous monitoring Installation Indoor or suitable outdoor monitoring locations Configuration Standalone or multi-terminal networked system Reference specifications are based on the ZHHN-RATS monitoring platform and should be confirmed according to the final project configuration. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
Applications	Commercial pig farms Poultry production facilities Dairy and beef cattle farms Feed mills and feed storage warehouses Grain storage areas Livestock equipment warehouses Farm building perimeters Waste and manure management areas Loading and service corridors Veterinary and quarantine facilities Agricultural research projects Multi-site livestock group pest-monitoring systems
Customization Options	Camera Resolution: Camera specification can be selected according to monitoring requirements. Communication Method: Wireless communication configuration can be adapted according to local network conditions. Power Supply: Solar-plus-battery or external charging configurations are available. Terminal Quantity: Single-unit and multi-station farm monitoring layouts are available. Data Platform: Remote monitoring and data-management functions can be configured according to project requirements. Monitoring Location: Housing and installation layout can be adapted for indoor or suitable outdoor use. Alarm Functions: Event notification and monitoring alerts are available according to software configuration. OEM Project Supply: Hardware configuration and system integration are available upon request.
Installation & Maintenance	Install monitoring stations along likely rodent travel routes such as walls, feed-storage areas, service corridors, building entrances and external perimeter zones. For solar-powered installations, the solar panel should be positioned where it can receive suitable sunlight without being blocked by roofs, vegetation or other structures. Camera lenses and infrared sensors should be kept clean and free from dust, spider webs and other material that could reduce monitoring performance. Battery condition, charging performance, network connection and terminal operating status should be inspected regularly. Monitoring stations should be repositioned where collected data indicates that rodent activity has shifted to another area.
Project Cases	Camera-based monitoring stations are suitable for large livestock facilities where manual inspection of every rodent-control point requires significant labor. In commercial pig farms, multiple terminals can be distributed around feed storage rooms, manure areas, livestock-building perimeters and utility spaces. Monitoring data can then be reviewed remotely to identify locations with repeated rodent activity. For feed mills and agricultural warehouses, camera-based monitoring can provide visual confirmation of rodent presence and help pest-control personnel focus inspections and control measures on identified hotspots. The reference platform supports both independent terminals and networked monitoring for broader area surveillance. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
Product FAQ	Q: Does the station monitor rodents continuously? A: Yes. The reference system is designed for continuous unattended monitoring and 24/7 operation. Q: Does it capture rodent images? A: Yes. An HD industrial camera can capture visual records of rodent activity. Q: Can monitoring data be viewed remotely? A: Yes. Wireless communication allows collected information to be transmitted to a remote management platform. Q: Can several stations be used on one farm? A: Yes. Multiple monitoring terminals can be networked to monitor different areas of a livestock facility. Q: Can the station operate without permanent mains power? A: Yes. Solar-panel and rechargeable-battery configurations are available for suitable installations. Q: Is it suitable for outdoor use? A: The reference system is designed for complex outdoor environments, but the final enclosure and installation specification should be selected according to local weather conditions. Q: Does the equipment kill rodents? A: The primary function of this product is monitoring and data collection. Rodent-control measures should be selected separately according to the farm's integrated pest-management program. Q: Can the system be customized? A: Yes. Camera resolution, communication, power supply, terminal quantity and data-management functions can be configured according to project requirements.
Product Gallery