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MDVR cameras on patrol vehicles
The vehicle sees the road and the cab. The control room sees the patrol. Streamax and Howen close in the quote with GPS tracking.
MDVR is the vehicle video recorder. The cameras look forward, into the cab and, if the request asks, to the sides. Video stays on the unit and can go to the control room when data is available.
Palo Security supplies Streamax and Howen MDVR cameras for vehicles. Quantity and the number of cameras are set in the quote.
What it does on patrol
- See what the vehicle met on the route, not only the GPS point on the map.
- Support the response: the control room sees the road while the team moves.
- Record the cab and the outside for the shift report.
With GPS tracking
The tracker says where the vehicle is. The MDVR shows what is happening there. Both go in the same request when the patrol fleet needs position and picture. Palo Security supplies Jimi IoT, Teltonika, Garmin and Queclink trackers, and Streamax and Howen MDVR cameras; the number of vehicles sets both.
What to say in the request
- How many vehicles carry cameras.
- How many cameras per vehicle — front, cab, rear.
- Whether the control room needs live video or recording only.
We do not invent the kit. The site and the number of vehicles define the set. Tell us the fleet size and we prepare the quote.
Need this for the team?
Tell us the quantity and the site. We prepare the quote.
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