- Location: Multinational Company
- Client: Solar Farm
- Location: Lazio
- Installation Company: DAB CO (Operations Center, Rome)
Challenge to Address and Customer Requirements:
Customer Requirements:
The customer requires a highly reliable and responsive surveillance system capable of continuously monitoring the entire perimeter of the installation and rapidly detecting any attempted intrusion. The goal is to prevent damage to the photovoltaic panels and technological equipment, particularly inverters, thereby protecting the investment and ensuring the continuous operation of the installation.
Proposed Aylook Solution:
The installed cameras are optical cameras, each with a detection range of between 25 and 40 meters, ensuring continuous and effective coverage of every section of the perimeter.
To complete the infrastructure, a centralized VMS system is planned for installation at the main office in Rome. This system is designed to manage the Aylook devices, collect generated alarms, and provide real-time visualization, ensuring centralized, efficient, and responsive control in the event of critical incidents.
Result Achieved:
In addition, the system provides anytime access to previous recordings, allowing stored events to be retrieved quickly and easily from the devices, which is essential for post-event analysis and investigative purposes.
Another key benefit is the ability to integrate the Aylook platform with external systems, such as alarm control panels, and expand its functionality over time, for example by introducing interactive graphical maps that simplify the management and monitoring of the entire system through a single centralized interface.
Installer Testimonial:
“Over the past few years, we have used Aylook systems for all our installations, with extremely satisfying results. We protect dozens of photovoltaic farms with a combined peak capacity of more than 800 MW, covering an area equivalent to more than 2,000 football fields!
Thanks to the Aylook solution, we have been able to prevent several intrusion attempts at the sites under our management.”
Giulio Ricci, DAB CO (Rome)


