Warehouse security for the side of the building cameras forget
Warehouse interiors are usually well covered — it is the yard that leaks: staged trailers with product inside, dock doors after the last shift, employee and visitor parking, and the dark fence line along the rail spur or creek. Cargo theft crews in the Metroplex work exactly those seams, and a loaded staged trailer is one kingpin lock away from becoming a police report.
A SiteFortress unit over the trailer yard adds AI detection where the loss actually occurs: person-on-foot among staged trailers at 2 AM, a tractor entering the yard outside gate hours, movement at the fence line. Deterrence is immediate and local; evidence is recorded on the unit; and with LPR, every tractor and trailer movement through the gate carries a plate record.
Because the unit is autonomous, it also covers the scenarios building infrastructure can’t: power outages, greenfield expansions, remote overflow lots and peak-season pop-up yards.
Warehouses — common questions
Our building has cameras and an alarm. What does this add?
Yard coverage. Building systems watch the building; cargo crime happens among staged trailers and at the gate, often without touching a door. A mast unit over the yard detects people and vehicles in those zones in real time and deters on the spot.
Can it integrate with our gate hours and carrier schedule?
Arming schedules are fully configurable — detection can arm between gate closes and first shift, with different zones on different schedules (fence line 24/7, trailer rows after hours).
What happens during a site power outage?
Nothing changes — the unit never used site power. Solar and battery keep detection, recording and alerts running while the building systems are dark.
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