CameraMatics Setup

The recommended setup for an Artic Truck / Semi is the ProVision Drive system with 4 cameras. This includes:

• Forward-facing camera
• Two side cameras (set high or low)
• blindspot camera.

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording accident footage and when used in conjunction with the monitor, for protecting vulnerable road users.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The ideal configuration is:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera

The Cameras on both sides of the tractor unit will give you a full view of any incident that may occur. The side cameras can be placed high or low on the tractor unit, to provide specific views facing rearward while also meeting vehicle aesthetic requirements.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The ideal configuration to protect the vehicle is:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• In-cab camera

This will deter any thieves that may consider breaking into your vehicle or vandals looking to do damage. This setup will give you full coverage of any incident that may occur. Our system also provides ‘delayed switch-off’ so the system will continue recording even after the vehicle ignition is switched off.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If the main focus for installing cameras is solely for safety and compliance, then the optimum camera configuration is:

• Front camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera

The two side cameras would be set lower on the body as the blindspot camera gives good coverage of the near-side. Including a monitor will enable drivers to easily check their surroundings while maneuvering.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended/most typical set up for a truck trailer is simply a camera placed at the rear for recording footage of the road immediately behind the vehicle. This combines with the cameras mounted on the tractor unit / semi to provide a full 360 degree view.

Additionally, when linked to a monitor in the cab, the rear camera becomes a useful driver’s aid for reversing.

This configuration matches our recommended/typical option. The external rear camera provides a perfect view of the road behind the trailer. It can be installed above the doors or just behind the under-ride guard.

To meet security needs, cameras (with infra-red night-vision capabilities) can be installed inside the trailer in strategically important locations. Additionally, a camera placed above the rear doors, facing down, will capture movement close to the trailer doors.

Cameras on the front, both sides and blindspot of the cab along with a camera at the rear and a monitor, will help to protect vulnerable road users and act as a driver’s aid while maneuvering. Importantly, the recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a Rigid Truck is the ProVision Drive system with 5 cameras. This includes:

• Forward-facing camera
• Rear camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording accident footage, and and when used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, it’s ideal for protecting vulnerable road users.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The ideal configuration to record accidents and protect against fraud attempts is:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will provide a clear, 360-degree view around the vehicle to capture every detail leading up to, during and after the incident. The in-cab monitor acts as a driver’s aid when reversing or turning.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

To maximise security and protect you from theft, vandalism and road rage, a vehicle needs cameras both outside and in:

• Forward-facing camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Load-space camera
• Rear camera

Importantly, our system can be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the vehicle ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

To maximise safety and compliance, install:

• Forward-facing camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Rear camera

This configuration, with a monitor, will help to protect vulnerable road users and act as a driver’s aid while maneuvering. Importantly, the recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a tipper truck is a five-camera system. This includes:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Rear camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording accident footage and for compliance. When used in conjunction with the monitor, for protecting vulnerable road users and site workers.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

For full coverage of accidents or fraud attempts, use a configuration including:

• A forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

The side cameras can be placed high or low on the cab body, to provide specific views facing rearward and to protect them from knocks/debris. The rear camera is placed behind the under-run bar.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Cameras all around and inside your truck will protect you from theft, vandalism and road rage. As a heavy vehicle, it can also prove vital for anti-terrorism requirements. This includes:

• Forward camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording any security incident. When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your main concern is to maximise public/site safety, then the optimum camera configuration is to include:

• Forward-facing camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot
• Rear camera

Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering as the view can automatically switch to the blindspot when turning or the rear view when reversing.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

This allows you to review all the typical and possible placements for cameras for this vehicle type. Should you have a unique placement requirement, this can easily be handled.

The recommended setup for a Cement Mixer is a five-camera system. This includes:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera (high or low)
• Off-side Camera (high or low)
• Blindspot camera
• Rear-facing camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording accident footage and for compliance. When used in conjunction with the monitor, for protecting vulnerable road users and site workers.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

For full coverage of accidents or fraud attempts, use a configuration including:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you a full view of any incident that may occur. The side cameras can be placed high or low on the cab body, to provide specific views facing rearward while also meeting vehicle aesthetic requirements and protecting them from knocks/debris. The rear camera is placed behind the under-run bar.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Cameras all around and inside your truck will protect you from theft, vandalism and road rage. As a heavy vehicle, it can also prove vital for anti-terrorism requirements. This includes:

• Forward camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording any security incident. When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your main concern is to maximise public/site safety, then the optimum camera configuration is:

• Forward-facing camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Rear camera

Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering as the view can automatically switch to the blindspot when turning or the rear view when reversing.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a waste truck is a seven-camera system. This includes:

• forward-facing camera
• two side cameras (high or low)
• two rear-side cameras facing down over the worker platform
• load area camera
• a rear facing camera.

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording accident footage, for monitoring workers when preparing to drive away and the waste load space when bins are being emptied. This provides maximum risk management and compliance. When used in conjunction with the monitor, it also protects vulnerable road users and site workers.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

For protection against accidents, install:

• forward-facing camera
• cameras on both sides of the cab
• rear camera

This will give you a full view of any incident that may occur. The side cameras can be placed high or low on the cab body, to provide specific views facing rearward while also meeting vehicle aesthetic requirements and protecting them from knocks/debris. The rear camera is placed behind the under-run bar.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

We recommend cameras all around and inside your truck to protect you from theft, vandalism and road rage. This includes:

• forward camera
• in-cab camera
• two side cameras fitted to the cab body
• rear camera.

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording any security incident. When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

When you need maximum public/site safety, then the optimum camera configuration involves 9 cameras. This includes:

• forward-facing camera
• in-cab camera
• two side cameras
• a blindspot camera
• two rear-side cameras facing down over the worker platform
• load area camera
• and a rear facing camera

Including a monitor will enable drivers to see the load area during loading, the workers before driving away and to check their surroundings while maneuvering, as the view can automatically switch as required.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a Fire Engine/Tender is a four-cameras setup as follows:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera (fitted at the back of the vehicle, on a recessed surface to avoid damage)

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording accident footage and for compliance. When used in conjunction with the monitor, for monitoring the load and protecting vulnerable road users and other firefighters on site or back at base.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

For full coverage of accidents and other incidents, use a configuration including:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you a full view of any incident that may occur. The side cameras can be placed high or low on the cab body, but typically placed under the wing mirrors, to provide specific views facing rearward while also meeting vehicle aesthetic requirements and protecting them from knocks/debris. The rear camera is placed on a recessed surface to avoid damage. A monitor is also recommended in this configuration, which can act as a driver’s aid.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Cameras all around and inside the vehicle will protect you from theft and vandalism. This includes:

• Forward camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording any security incident. When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Fire engines, by their nature are large and can be a major potential road hazard, especially when en-route to an incident. Additionally, monitoring fire fighters for ongoing safety and compliance is critical to keep them safe. The optimum is therefore an eight-cameras configuration as follows:

• Front-facing camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Mid-Body Near-side Camera
• Mid-Body Off-side Camera
• Rear-camera (installed on the rear panel of the vehicle on one side of the reach bar on a recessed surface to avoid damage)

This configuration gives total vehicle coverage. The rear and mid-body cameras can be placed to cover hoses and other critical areas of the Tender. Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a Heavy Recovery Truck is a five-cameras setup as follows:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera (fitted at the back of the vehicle, on a recessed surface to avoid damage)
• Rear camera on the spoiler behind the cab (or other viable position), overlooking the bed area

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording accident footage and for compliance. When used in conjunction with the monitor, for monitoring the load and protecting vulnerable road users and depot workers.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

For full coverage of accidents or fraud attempts, use a configuration including:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you a full view of any incident that may occur. The side cameras can be placed high or low on the cab body, but typically placed under the wing mirrors, to provide specific views facing rearward while also meeting vehicle aesthetic requirements and protecting them from knocks/debris. The rear camera is placed on a recessed surface to avoid damage. A monitor is also recommended in this configuration, which can act as a driver’s aid.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Cameras all around and inside your truck will protect you from theft and vandalism. This includes:

• Forward camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording any security incident. When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Heavy Recovery vehicles, by their nature are large and can be a major potential road hazard. They may also carry stranded passengers in the vehicle, or other staff required at the scene. Additionally, monitoring roadside recovery agents for ongoing safety and compliance is critical to keep them safe. The optimum is therefore a seven-cameras configuration as follows:

• Front-facing camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Mid-Body Near-side Camera
• Mid-Body Off-side Camera
• Rear-facing load camera (on the spoiler/light bar or cab, overlooking the boom/crane)
• Rear-camera (installed on the rear panel of the vehicle on one side of the reach bar on a recessed surface to avoid damage)

Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering and a view of the load bed while driving

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a Bus is an eight camera system, with cameras inside and out. This includes:

• Forward-facing camera
• Rear camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Driver facing camera
• Front passenger camera
• Rear passenger camera

This will give you coverage all around the outside and inside of the bus, perfect for recording any incidents that might occur, while the blindspot and driver-facing cameras provide compliance evidence.

If your only concern is capturing footage of incidents outside your vehicle, then a four-camera configuration will suffice, including:

• Forward-facing camera
• Rear camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera

This will give you a full picture of any incident that may occur anywhere around the vehicle.

Drivers and passengers in buses can become victims of violence, abuse and theft, while the buses themselves can be exposed to vandalism and are high-risk for terrorism. To protect against these scenarios, we recommend:

• Forward camera
• Driver-facing camera
• Front door-facing camera
• Front passenger cabin camera
• Middle passenger cabin camera
• Rear passenger cabin camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

Our system can also be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your main concern is to maximise public/driver safety, then the optimum camera configuration is to include:

• Forward camera
• Driver-facing camera
• Front door-facing camera
• Front passenger cabin camera
• Rear passenger cabin camera
• Blindspot camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering as the view can automatically switch to the blindspot when turning and rear when reversing.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a Bus is an eight camera system, with cameras inside and out. This includes:

• Forward-facing camera
• Rear camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Driver facing camera
• Front passenger camera
• Rear passenger camera

This will give you coverage all around the outside and inside of the bus, perfect for recording any incidents that might occur, while the blindspot and driver-facing cameras provide compliance evidence.

If your only concern is capturing footage of incidents outside your vehicle, then a four-camera configuration will suffice, including:

• Forward-facing camera
• Rear camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera

This will give you a full picture of any incident that may occur anywhere around the vehicle.

Drivers and passengers in coaches can become victims of violence, abuse and theft, while the buses themselves can be exposed to vandalism and are high-risk for terrorism. To protect against these scenarios, we recommend:

• Forward camera
• Driver-facing camera
• Front door-facing camera
• Front passenger cabin camera
• Middle passenger cabin camera
• Rear passenger cabin camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can also be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your main concern is to maximise public/driver safety, then the optimum camera configuration is to include:

• Forward camera
• Driver-facing camera
• Front door-facing camera
• Front passenger cabin camera
• Rear passenger cabin camera
• Blindspot camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering as the view can automatically switch to the blindspot when turning and rear when reversing.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a Double-Decker Bus is an ten camera system, with cameras inside and out. This includes:

• Forward-facing camera
• Rear camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Driver facing camera
• Front passenger camera (Lower Deck)
• Rear passenger camera (Lower Deck)
• Front passenger camera (Upper Deck)
• Rear passenger camera (Upper Deck)

This will give you coverage all around the outside and inside of the bus, perfect for recording any incidents that might occur, while the blindspot and driver-facing cameras provide compliance evidence.

If your only concern is capturing footage of incidents outside your vehicle, then a four-camera configuration will suffice, including:

• Forward-facing camera
• Rear camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera

This will give you a full picture of any incident that may occur anywhere around the vehicle.

Drivers and passengers in buses can become victims of violence, abuse and theft, while the buses themselves can be exposed to vandalism and are high-risk for terrorism. To protect against these scenarios, we recommend:

• Forward camera
• Driver-facing camera
• Front door-facing camera
• Front passenger cabin camera (Lower Deck)
• Middle passenger cabin camera (Lower Deck)
• Rear passenger cabin camera (Lower Deck)
• Front passenger cabin camera (Upper Deck)
• Middle passenger cabin camera (Upper Deck)
• Rear passenger cabin camera (Upper Deck)
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can also be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your main concern is to maximise public/driver safety, then the optimum camera configuration is to include:

• Forward camera
• Driver-facing camera
• Front door-facing camera
• Front passenger cabin camera (Lower Deck)
• Rear passenger cabin camera (Lower Deck)
• Front passenger cabin camera (Upper Deck)
• Rear passenger cabin camera (Upper Deck)
• Stairwell camera Upper Deck)
• Blindspot camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering as the view can automatically switch to the blindspot when turning and rear when reversing.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended setup for a Flatbed Truck is a five-cameras setup as follows:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera (fitted at the back of the bed, behind the under-run bar)
• Rear camera on the cab overlooking the bed area

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording accident footage and for compliance. When used in conjunction with the monitor, for monitoring the load and protecting vulnerable road users and site workers.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

For full coverage of accidents or fraud attempts, use a configuration including:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you a full view of any incident that may occur. The side cameras can be placed high or low on the cab body, to provide specific views facing rearward while also meeting vehicle aesthetic requirements and protecting them from knocks/debris. The rear camera is placed behind the under-run bar. A monitor is also recommended in this configuration, which can act as a driver’s aid.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Cameras all around and inside your truck will protect you from theft and vandalism. This includes:

• Forward camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording any security incident. When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

When it comes to public safety, the key is, more cameras are better. The optimum is a seven-cameras configuration. This includes:

• Front-facing camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera
• Rear-facing load camera (top of cab overlooking the load bed)
• Rear-camera (installed behind the under-run bar)

Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering and a view of the load bed while driving.

The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

The recommended/typical setup for a tanker truck is a four-camera system. This includes:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera

This will give you coverage all around the truck cab, perfect for recording accident footage and for compliance. When used in conjunction with the monitor, for protecting vulnerable road users and workers while loading/unloading.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

To give you a full view of any incident that may occur, we recommend:

• Forward-facing camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear camera

The side cameras can be placed high or low on the cab body, to provide specific views facing rearward while also meeting vehicle aesthetic requirements and protecting them from knocks/debris. The rear camera is placed behind the under-run bar and is connected using a suzie lead to the DVR in the cab.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

Because tankers often carry dangerous and combustible liquids, security is very important. Cameras all around and inside your truck will protect you from theft, vandalism and road rage. As a heavy, high-risk vehicle, it can also prove vital for anti-terrorism requirements. This includes:

• Forward camera
• In-cab camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Rear/side camera (on the tanker trailer covering any critical elements)

This will give you coverage all around the truck, perfect for recording any security incident. When used in conjunction with an in-cab monitor, the cameras are ideal as a driver’s aid.

Our system can be configured to have a delayed switch off so if something happens after your driver turns off the ignition, the system will still be recording.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your main concern is to maximise public/site safety, then the optimum camera configuration is to include:

• Front camera
• Near-side camera
• Off-side Camera
• Blindspot camera

Including a monitor will enable drivers to check their surroundings while maneuvering as the view can automatically switch to the blindspot when turning. The recording of these vital views is also important in the event of an incident, as it can clearly show where a third-party road user caused an accident.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.

If your needs are a combination of two or more of the above options, this custom option allows you to select any combination of cameras you require.

And with the market-leading CameraMatics Cloud Platform, you’ll enjoy remote access to live and historic video, event data and system status alerts, so you can enjoy complete peace of mind.