How Can a Vehicle Recorder Help You?

Why Mobile Digital Recorder

Protecting your driver. Providing your witness

Incidents involving vehicles are time-consuming issues to resolve. A lack of solid evidence can often mean companies automatically accept liability, but easy settlements have led to an increase in cases against those operators – who quickly get known as a soft-target for further similar claims. False claims, crash-for-cash and shrinkage are now costing businesses millions each year. Add to this the issues of vandalism and attacks on drivers and the job of a transport manager becomes evermore difficult.

By capturing footage from vehicle-mounted cameras, Brigade’s Mobile Digital Recorder (MDR) offers the solution. It provides an accurate witness and gives irrefutable evidence in the case of an incident. Having recorded footage where there are conflicting reports of actual events or by being able to prove a staged accident, companies can make major cost savings whilst importantly support their drivers, who are often the subject of increased scrutiny after an incident.

Brigade’s MDR range includes four-channel mobile DVR with a 500Gb hard drive and eight-channel, 1TB models. Both four and eight-channel vehicle recorders include models with WiFi and/or 4G connectivity capabilities, allowing data to be accessed from the recorder without physically having to go to the vehicle.

Proof against insurance claims such as ‘crash-for-cash’ scams
Recording provides protection for drivers who may be wrongly accused
Provides irrefutable evidence in the case of accidents and legal proceedings
Encourages driver best practice, so less vehicle damage and accidents
Vandalism deterrent
Peace of mind for passengers and drivers

Recording Features

Records from up to eight cameras simultaneously.
Up to 1862 hours recording time.
Pre- and post-trigger recording of up to 60 minutes preceding or following an incident.
Simultaneous mirror-recording onto an in-built SD card, meaning there is always back-up of footage.
Built-in GPS for recording speed and location
Eight configurable trigger inputs.
Audio functionality with high quality compression (monitor and/or camera must have microphone).
Motion detection for capturing footage when the vehicle is unattended.
G-sensor provides impact data and accelerating and braking.
Footage is protected by a non-visible digital watermark. Files that have been tampered with no longer play meaning a more reliable source of evidence for use in legal proceedings.
Search by date, time and triggered events such as G-Force, speed or motion detection.
Exported clips have embedded software – allows footage to be viewed without the need for additional software.
Compatible with Brigade’s vehicle CCTV camera monitor systems and Backeye®360 systems.

Remote-access Vehicle Recorder

Brigade’s range of 4 and 8 channel DVR recorders now include models with WiFi and/or 4G connectivity capabilities.
Wirelessly connecting a Mobile Digital Recorder (MDR) to a secure server can save many man-hours, as data can be obtained from the DVR without needing to access the vehicle.

WiFi and/or 4G models have the same features as the standard MDR.

WiFi recorder and/or 4G recorder connectivity features:

Download data without physically going to the vehicle(s).
Set-up automatic download of data (triggered events) to a secure MDR server when in range of MDR Wi-Fi.
Stream data remotely via 4G network.
Real-time GPS tracking via 4G network (providing vehicle has 4G signal).
Immediate notification of triggered events via 4G network or scheduled summary of events on WiFi.
User-defined evidence packages to only receive the data required.
Live View up to 36 cameras from multiple MDRs.
Mobile App to access live views, vehicle locations, create snapshots and receive alerts.

WiFi

A facility allowing devices to communicate wirelessly. A dedicated MDR Wireless network creates a small, localised area within which your devices can receive signal.
WiFi is location based e.g. fleet yard, depot or quarry.

4G

A cellular data service available from mobile network providers. (o2, EE, Three Mobile, Vodafone etc)
Coverage is anywhere with 4G signal- Nationally and Internationally.
Data charges will apply.

Compact Dash-cam

Our compact, combined camera and recording system (EDR) provides evidence in the case of vehicle incidents. The palm-size dash-cam is easily attached to the windscreen, enabling recording of the road ahead.

Equipped with high definition video capture and three recording modes, the front facing recorder stores footage onto a micro SD card for ease of playback via a PC. With the optional addition of a second camera and audio recording, the vehicle recorder is invaluable in the event of an incident.