Mobile DVR Cctv For Transportation CCTV Mobile DVR has been designed for environments where normal hard-disk based DVRs are found to be unreliable, and is ideal for vehicle applications. Mobile DVR can support TV, VGA and USB2.0. GPS, Wi-Fi, 3G and SD card are optional. Many customers confuse mobile DVRs with regular DVRs, Though the functionality of a general-purpose car DVR and a mobile DVR may be similar, it is not a case of “one type fits all.” I mean it is total different in some aspect. The comparison is more like adapting a novel into a movie, where different uses create different possibilities. A mobile DVR is specifically designed for vehicles, such as buses, armored cars, subway trains, etc. A good quality mobile DVR can record for a continuous time without failure; it can withstand the frequent vibration and unstable power supply associated with vehicles, factors which are fatal to a regular DVR. It can provide evidence of traffic accidents and terrorist attacks while uploading alarm information to a control center in emergency situations through 3G / 4G functions. A good quality mobile DVR will also have a long life span and give stable performance, which helps customers to reduce maintenance costs.
Total fleet visibility and control As a mobile DVR mostly be located on the vehicle, its power supply must be drawn from the vehicle as well. In vehicles, the voltage is currently 12V, 24V, 110V, and is not as stable as that of indoor locations, especially during engine start-up and braking when voltage can fall to 9V or less. This creates a very unstable power supply. So the mobile DVR must need to support wide voltage input.
Anti-vibration Mechanism
Since vehicles are constantly in motion, vibration is inevitable. Constant vibration leads to mechanical failure if it is not considered during design. One of the factors that sets rival products apart is the materials used for anti-vibration / shock-proof mechanisms. Most manufacturers use rubber to contain vibration since use of rubber lowers production costs. However, it deteriorates over time. Generally, rubber guarantees performance in short time frames but is susceptible to heat and cold, which softens or hardens the rubber. Higher-end mobile DVRs use wire rope, which ensures performance regardless of external factors.
Dust Prevention and Heat Dissipation
Solid Interface and Data transmission
Interested in working with Optimus?
We are passionate to solve your security problem through our Solutions
