The short answer
Yes. Arrow’s current surveillance page describes its portable camera towers as solar-powered and weatherproof for outdoor use. Those are useful high-level characteristics, but buyers should request the current equipment specifications because “solar-powered” and “weatherproof” do not establish unlimited runtime or performance in every environment.
What to know
Solar operation depends on panel exposure, battery storage, seasonal conditions, equipment load, and maintenance. Weather resistance depends on the camera and enclosure rating, installation, anchoring, temperature range, wind exposure, and drainage. Arizona deployments should specifically account for high heat, dust, monsoon wind, lightning, and potential flooding. The proposal should state how the unit reports low battery, communication failure, tampering, or other health conditions.
Ask Arrow to identify the model, environmental and temperature ratings, battery behavior, maintenance responsibilities, night capability, recording functions, connectivity, and any operating limitations. Also confirm whether the tower will be rented, included with another service, or separately priced. A site walk should verify solar access, camera sight lines, safe placement, and physical protection before deployment.