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HiSTAR BL3P-G7MHS
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HiSTAR BL3P-G7MHS — Hybrid Solar Security Trailer
The HiSTAR BL3P-G7MHS is a three-panel hybrid solar security trailer built for surveillance work on sites where sunlight alone cannot be trusted. It carries three 435W monocrystalline solar panels, a DC24V lead-acid battery bank, and a manually telescoping mast, configured as a mobile platform for cameras, communications equipment, and related monitoring hardware.
This model sits within the HiSTAR series, which Biglux positions specifically for locations with insufficient sunlight: remote oil and gas fields, mining operations, winter construction sites, and key projects where power reliability matters as much as mobility. Where a standard solar-only trailer might struggle through short winter days or persistent overcast, the BL3P-G7MHS is designed around hybrid power — solar as the primary source, with optional supplementary charging or generation to extend operation when conditions demand it.
It suits security integrators, rental fleet operators, construction and industrial site managers, and project teams that need temporary or relocatable surveillance infrastructure without trenching power or data lines.
Configuration at a glance
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | HiSTAR BL3P-G7MHS |
| Product type | Hybrid solar security trailer (3-panel mobile surveillance trailer) |
| Solar | 3 × 435W monocrystalline silicon panels |
| Battery | Lead-acid, DC24V system voltage |
| Mast lift type | Manual lift (telescoping) |
| Runtime (listed) | 6.9 hours charging; runs 3 days under 120W load |
| Container loading | 20GP: 3 units; 40HQ: 5 units |
Runtime figures are listed as published; test conditions to be confirmed. Actual performance depends on the connected load profile and site conditions, and the buyer should confirm test conditions against their own equipment before specifying a system. See the runtime section below.
Solar and hybrid power
The BL3P-G7MHS generates from three 435W monocrystalline silicon panels — a panel count and format chosen to give the trailer a meaningful solar harvesting area while keeping it transportable as a three-panel mobile platform. Monocrystalline cells are used for their efficiency in converting available irradiance, which matters on sites where daily sun hours are limited.
Energy is stored in a lead-acid battery bank operating at DC24V system voltage. The DC24V architecture is a common baseline for surveillance and communications equipment, and it defines the native power domain of the trailer.
The "hybrid" in this model's description reflects the ability to combine solar input with other charging sources rather than relying on photovoltaics alone. An AC battery charger and a backup generator are available as options for sites where solar yield is insufficient — for example, during extended overcast periods, in deep winter at northern latitudes, or on remote oil and gas and mining sites where the trailer may run continuous surveillance loads. Because these items are options rather than standard equipment, they must be specified at the configuration stage; the trailer as a base unit is solar and battery based. See the options section below for the full list.
Runtime figures and what they mean
The listed runtime figures for this model are:
- Charging: 6.9 hours
- Operation: 3 days under a 120W load
The source lists these two figures separately: 6.9 hours charging, and 3 days of operation under a 120W load. The test conditions behind each figure are to be confirmed; they are not presented here as belonging to a single confirmed test cycle.
Load profile is the deciding variable. A single low-draw camera and communications link will place a different demand on the DC24V battery bank than a multi-camera setup with heating, active antennas, or supplementary equipment. Site conditions matter as well: available sun hours, ambient temperature, and panel shading all affect how much energy the three 435W panels return to the battery.
For these reasons, buyers should confirm the test conditions behind the listed runtime against their own planned load profile before ordering. If your load is heavier or your site sees less sun than the listed conditions assume, the optional AC battery charger, backup generator, or lithium battery may be relevant to your configuration discussion.
Camera and communications mounting
The trailer's tower top carries a CCTV mounting box. This box accepts bullet or dome cameras, giving flexibility in camera format without committing to a single housing style. The same mounting box can also carry an antenna and a speaker, which supports sites that need wireless backhaul, two-way audio, or audible deterrence alongside video.
For power connections, the trailer uses international standard plugs and sockets for both AC input and AC output. The trailer uses international standard plugs and sockets for AC input and AC output, as listed.
Because camera, router, and antenna hardware are options rather than standard equipment, the mounting provisions described here are the platform capabilities — the specific devices installed are defined by the configuration you order.
Available options
The following items are options, not standard equipment. They are specified per order according to the site's requirements:
- Camera
- 4G router
- Remote control
- Antenna
- AC battery charger
- Inverter
- Backup generator
- Lithium battery
A configuration for a remote oil field with limited winter sun might pair the base trailer with a backup generator and lithium battery; a lighter urban application might need only a camera and 4G router. Because the option list spans power, communications, and control, it is worth mapping your load and connectivity requirements before finalizing a configuration.
Transport and container loading
The BL3P-G7MHS loads as follows:
- 20GP container: 3 units
- 40HQ container: 5 units
These figures are useful for fleet buyers and rental operators planning shipments of multiple units. If your project requires a mixed fleet or additional equipment shipped alongside the trailers, confirm the loading plan against your container type and cargo mix.
Suitable applications
The HiSTAR BL3P-G7MHS is intended for surveillance and monitoring deployments such as:
- Outdoor parking lots
- Construction sites
- Traffic monitoring
- Public security
- Sports and events
- Mining and oil operations
- Emergency response
- Equipment rental fleets
The hybrid power approach and the option list make the model particularly relevant to remote oil and gas fields, mines, winter construction, and key projects — environments where sunlight may be insufficient for a solar-only trailer and where access to grid power is limited or nonexistent. Rental operators may also find the container loading figures and standard AC connections useful for fleet logistics.
What to confirm before ordering
This page describes the platform and its listed specifications. Before ordering, confirm the following with your requirements in hand:
- Load profile. Total power draw of the cameras, router, antenna, and any other equipment you plan to run, and whether that draw is continuous or intermittent.
- Site conditions. Typical sun hours, seasonal variation, and shading at the deployment location, so the listed runtime can be evaluated against your actual environment.
- Option selection. Which of the camera, 4G router, remote control, antenna, AC battery charger, inverter, backup generator, and lithium battery options your configuration requires.
- Camera format. Whether your deployment uses bullet or dome cameras, and what else will mount on the CCTV mounting box alongside the camera.
- Transport plan. Container type and unit quantity, checked against the 20GP (3 units) and 40HQ (5 units) loading figures.
- Documentation. Certificates are available upon request; specify what your project requires.
Biglux Innovation Ltd, headquartered in Shenzhen, China, has more than 10 years of experience in the mobile solar industry; its product lines include solar light towers, solar CCTV towers, solar trailers, mobile energy storage, and telescopic masts.
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To specify a HiSTAR BL3P-G7MHS for your site, contact Biglux with your load profile, site conditions, and required options.
- WhatsApp / WeChat: +86 18128807281
- Hot line: +86 18818785601
- Email: sales@solarlighttowerpro.com
- Head office: Building 6, No. 34, Guanghui Rd, Longteng Community, Shiyan Street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, China
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HiSTAR BL3P-G7MHS: what's listed
- Standard: 3 × 435W PV, lead-acid battery (DC24V system), manual mast
- Options: camera, 4G router, remote control, antenna, AC charger, inverter, backup generator, lithium battery
- To confirm: mast height, runtime against your load (listed: 6.9 h charge, 3 days at 120W)
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Certificates available upon request.