Match views to the vehicle
Discuss front, cabin, side and rear coverage based on vehicle size, body type and operating conditions.
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See more around your working vehicles.
Build camera coverage around the truck and the work it does. From front and cabin recording to multiple external views, give your team more context when an incident needs attention.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
Commercial camera systems for your fleet.
WHAT YOUR TEAM CAN DO
Every camera should have a clear job.
Understand the whole event
Review available camera footage alongside location information when investigating a reported incident.
Choose the right system
Compare two-channel options, the TR108 and Truck Guard 5 around coverage, storage and installation requirements.
IN THE WORKING DAY
An incident happens during a delivery.
Use the relevant views to establish what was visible around the vehicle. A well-planned camera layout helps your team review the approach, manoeuvre and surrounding activity.
Discuss a setup for your team →COMMERCIAL DASHCAM COVERAGE
Design camera positions for the vehicle’s blind spots
Commercial vehicles can have very different dimensions and sight lines. A front-and-cabin camera may be enough for one fleet; a truck that needs side visibility may benefit from additional camera positions. The right configuration starts with the vehicle and the operational risks you want to review.
List the vehicle types, cab layout, mirror or display preferences and the sides that matter. Transrec can confirm camera placement, compatibility and installation requirements for each model before the fleet adopts a standard.
ANSWERS FOR YOUR OPERATION
Design camera positions for the vehicle’s blind spots
Can we choose different camera positions?
Camera positions depend on the selected system and vehicle. The TR108 lists front, cabin, left and right views; discuss any other arrangement during scoping.
Does every commercial camera system include AI?
No. AI and driver-assistance features vary by model. Confirm which functions apply to the camera system you are considering.
How should a fleet decide between two and four views?
Start with the questions that footage needs to answer. If side activity is important, compare a four-channel layout; if road and cabin context is enough, a dual-camera setup may be appropriate.
What should be checked before installation?
Vehicle compatibility, mounting locations, cable routing, display placement and the selected storage arrangement should be confirmed before booking.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR OPERATION
Start with what you need to see.
Tell us about your vehicles, your team and the questions you need answered.