Details of SOLARTODO LIMITED

Can a solar security pole survive a Riyadh summer? That question drives Sentinel's engineering. The battery is thermally validated at 48 °C ambient, with the cell core kept around 50 °C, and every project includes a battery thermal analysis based on local climate data. How does it deal with sand and dust? The 6–12 m champagne-gold mast is a single piece with one continuous weld – no field joints for sand or water to enter – and a dry void at the base acts as a buffer against water ingress. The 1.5–2 m IoT poles have no bottom air intake; air exhausts through a top louvre. The electrical bay uses a dust filter with temperature-controlled fans, and the PV skin has been through sandstorm and dust chamber testing with a recommended cleaning interval. What does it watch? PTZ dome at the crown, bullet camera at 4 m, thermal or ANPR options, and on-device person, vehicle and animal detection with voice deterrence in 8 languages including Arabic. Raw video can stay on site and faces and plates can be redacted on the device. For critical sites the pole can run fully air-gapped and hand data to local SCADA over Modbus TCP. Power and life: LiFePO4 rated for 3,500 cycles (CATL or customer-specified cells), autonomy customisable from 3 to 10 days, IP66, aluminium or stainless-steel body, 25-year design life, designed to UL, SASO and IEC requirements. The 11.98 m flagship SLT-SSP-11.98M is designed for 45 m/s wind. Supply: bilingual Arabic/English engineering dossier per programme; pilot from 10 poles, 30–45 days after design freeze, FOB Shanghai or CIF Jeddah. Company: SOLARTODO LIMITED, smart-infrastructure manufacturer since 2014 (Gaoyou, Jiangsu, China; 50–249 employees; ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001). Saudi office: Narjis View, Ground Floor, Abu Bakr Al Siddiq Road, Riyadh; +966 11 478 2391. Contact Cinn Song, CEO – cinn@solartodo.com. https://sentinel.solartodo.com/?lang=en&utm_source=arabianlocal#faq