ZenduCAM 360 – Multi Camera SolutionIntegrate the power of video and telematics data to reduce risk, increase safety and ensure sustainable business
Multi-Camera Solution for 360º Fleet Vision
Up to 5 Channel Camera System
For side, rear and internal camera set up
AI and ADAS Enabled
Monitor high-risk behavior to prevent accidents before they can happen
HD Recording Support
Supports for 1080p high-definition footage
Remote Retrieval and Live Streaming
For critical recorded events to understand liability within minutes
All in One Coaching Dashboard
Insights enabled for the Fleet Managers and Drivers
360 Degree Visibility
Eliminates blind spots and reduces risks of theft & pilferage
Eliminates blind spots and improve safety with 360º visibility
Highly configurable hardware
Real-time high-definition footage to analyze critical events
Eliminate blind spots via 360-degree visibility
Protect fleet from theft and vandalism
Remote retrieval of fleet footage and positioning
Take informed decision with the ZenduCAM platform
Technical Features
1/2.8” 2M pixel CMOS;
Design scheme: IMX307+EXDI771T;
Resolution: 1920H*1080V;
Minimum illumination: 0.05lux;
Electronic shutter (automatic): full color and automatic white balance
Built in mic
1/2.8'' progressive scan CMOS
Resolution: 1920H*1080V
Minimum illumination: 0.05lux(Color), 0lux(IR on)
Electronic shutter (auto), day to night, white balance (auto)
IR fill light range: 20m
Lens: 4mm, 6mm, 8mm lens available
Video Output: POE(48V, with RJ45 port or M12 D-Type port) or PON(with 6-pin aviation port)
Three streams: Main stream, Sub stream, Net stream
1/3〃1.3M pixel progressive scan CMOS
Resolution: 1280H*720V
Minimum illumination: [email protected]
Electronic shutter (auto), day to night, white balance (auto)
IR fill light range: 5-10m
Lens: 2.8mm, 3.6mm, 6mm lens available
Video Output: AHD coaxial HD output, 4-pin aviation cable
Three streams: Main stream, Sub stream, Net stream
1/3” 1.3M pixel CMOS
Resolution: 1280H*720V
Minimum illumination: 0.1Lux(IR off) /0Lux (IR on) F1.2
Electronic shutter (auto), day to night, white balance (auto)
IR fill light range: 5-8m
Lens: 2.5,2.8,3.6mm M12(Optional)
Video Output: 1.0Vp-p AHD video output, 75 Ω, 4pin DIN JACK
Three streams: Main stream, Sub stream, Net stream
Built in mic
Embedded Linux operating system
AHD with AI function extension
H.265/H.264 encoding and decoding to improve the memory space utilization
Dual SD cards
Remote upgrade and maintenance;
Good anti-vibration performance, simple design, flexible and easy installation
Comprehensive functions and high reliability
FAQ
What are multi-channel camera systems?
Multi-channel camera systems allow fleet administrators to keep tabs on their drivers and their vehicles while on the job. Multi-channel cameras are composed of multiple units that function on more than one radio frequency, which are then used to transmit information and footage for review on-demand.
How multi-channel drive recorders benefit commercial vehicles
In the event of a collision, liability tends to lie with a fleet company, even if they aren’t at fault for the incident. Statistically, this is because it’s assumed that a fleet can cover insurance claims better than civilians.
Multi-channel cameras offer relief from hefty insurance claims and lengthy liability cases. Real-time, detailed footage that identifies what went on before, during and after a collision goes a long way in exonerating both your drivers and your organization.
Multi-channel camera systems give you time back to focus on other aspects of your business. Installation is simple, fast, and doesn’t require third-party professionals.
What are the advantages of multicamera system over single, dual or best 3 channel dash cam?
Restricted vision
Most dashcams are limited to a max of 3 channel dash cam, or have only a road-facing view. Vehicles that work in close proximity areas such as city departments or residential areas, can be more susceptible to accidental bumps against the side and rear of the vehicle.
In an event of accident, forward-facing dashcams won’t capture the events that occur before and after an accident. A multi-camera setup can help to gather evidence for dispute with the insurance company since it records pre-event footage and post-event footage from multiple views.
Limited storage capacity
There is limited storage capacity for single or dual channel camera systems which does not exceeds 300 MB. Multi-channel camera system utilizes a DVR which has a much larger 1TB hard drive providing weeks rather than days’ worth of footage. the footage of their fleets. The recorded footage is particularly useful for incidents that aren’t reported immediately such as claims about damages or dangerous driving
The DVR has inbuilt AI and cellular capabilities which enables users to remotely record or live stream
Can multi-channel camera system protect against cargo theft and vandalism
External cameras system can be custom configured to capture footage in the parking mode when the engine is turned off and driver has locked the vehicle.
External cameras are intended to provide an “eyewitness” account to protect delivery vans or other multi-stop vehicles which may have to park in awkward places. They can capture number plates, theft face, activity and other information if the driver returns to find the vehicle is damaged.
How does camera inside the trailer / cargo container benefit fleet owners
Cameras installed inside the container is part of the multi-channel camera system. It helps fleet owners to record how the vehicle’s goods have been loaded or unloaded and can protect the vehicle from cargo theft at unauthorized stops. They can verify remotely that a delivery has been made and provide evidence if problems occurred.