When the Cloud Goes Down

No solar tracking. No panel alignment calculations. No "you need to face it southwest at 32 degrees" nonsense.

Mount the unit on a T-post and it works. Multi-direction panel array harvests energy regardless of orientation. Designed for ranchers, not solar engineers.

Not consumer lithium-ion that dies in 3 years. LiFePO4 chemistry rated for 10,000+ charge cycles. That's a decade-plus of reliable operation.

Handles Texas temperature extremes. Doesn't degrade in heat like consumer batteries. Field-replaceable if needed after a decade, but you won't need to think about it until then.

Multi-band cellular radio that works with whatever signal you have. 3G still working in your area? It'll use it. Got spotty 4G? Works with that too.

Smart data compression and local processing means minimal bandwidth usage. System processes locally and only sends critical data. Designed for rural Texas networks, not Silicon Valley fiber.

Dust storms. Ice storms. Hail. Summer sun that hits 110°F. Winter nights at 5°F. Cattle rubbing against it. The system is built for all of it.

Sealed enclosure. No moving parts to break. No fans to clog with dust. Passive thermal management. Corrosion-resistant hardware. This is industrial equipment, not consumer IoT.