Cable thieves work at night. So do our cameras.
EV charger cable theft takes a stall out of service until the cable is replaced. We watch the charger bank, the cable runs and the transformer live, warn people off through the camera, and call your team and the police.
From $900/mo · 30-day free trial · Same-day reply
What you’re up against
Charging cables carry copper, and a cut cable takes a stall out of service until it's replaced. Stations sit in open lots, often with nobody on site after dark, and the transformer and conduit runs are targets too. Each cut stall means lost charging sessions and customers who go somewhere else.
What Washington law says about copper and wire theft→What we put on your property
- Cameras over the charger bank, the cable runs and the transformer
- A recorded voice warning, siren and spotlights within 3 minutes of an alert
- A call to your team, then police if no one answers in the time you set
- Drive-by vehicle patrol through the lot on large sites
- 90 days of video and a timestamped record for your team and the police
We cover western Washington, from Olympia to Marysville and Bremerton to Monroe.
What it costs
- Camera monitoringfrom $900/mo
- Drive-by vehicle patrolfrom $1,500/mo
- On-site vehicle patrolfrom $2,200/mo
- Drone surveillancefrom $6,000/mo
For comparison, one unarmed guard in Seattle, 8 hours a night: about $9,380/mo.
Firm price in writing after a free site walk. No per-call fees.
See full pricing →Common questions
How do you stop EV charger cable theft?
Our cameras watch the charger bank, the cable runs and the transformer during your monitoring window. When AI flags someone, an alert reaches our team within 30 seconds, and within 3 minutes an operator plays a recorded voice warning with the siren and spotlights. If they stay, we call your team, then police.
Can you watch a station with nobody on site?
Yes, that is what the service is built for. Our team watches the cameras, acts through them, and calls your team and the police. Nothing depends on staff being there.
Will customers charging late at night set off alerts?
Our team checks every alert before acting. Someone plugging in a car is normal; someone working at a cable or at the transformer gets the warning. At setup we agree what counts as normal for your station.
What does EV charging station security cost?
Camera monitoring starts at $900/mo for one leased camera with an 8-hour daily window, and added cameras start at $250/mo. You get a firm price in writing after a free site walk, with no per-call fees.
Get a free site assessment
We reply the same day, walk your property with you, and send a written plan with a firm price after the walk.
Business calls 8am–8pm every day · our monitoring team works around the clock