Car Camera System

Backup Camera & Front Camera

Backup cameras are installed at the rear of the vehicle to avoid collisions and accidents that could damage the bodywork.

For this, the installation must be designed in such a way as to remove blind spots that may be present in the driver's vision.

Likewise, the front cameras are installed at the front of the vehicle and facing forward, helping the driver to avoid hitting parking blocks, curbs and other obstructions.

These cameras are generally available for most brands and vehicles.

Backup & Front Sensors

In addition to the cameras, another very useful accessory for drivers is the sensor that can be installed both in the front and in the rear of the vehicle.

The most common device is a bumper-mounted audible system that has a speaker that changes beep types as the car approaches an obstacle.

These sensors are motion activated and indicate the presence of objects very close to the vehicle in reverse, generating benefits such as saving time, money and wear and tear when repairing the bodywork.

Dash Security Camera

Dash cam is an abbreviation for dashboard security camera, that is, it is a camcorder installed on the dashboard or windshield of the car.

Also known as security cameras, safe cams or vehicular cameras, they can be used both to reinforce the safety of the driver and vehicle occupants and to record the path of a trip on video, for example.

These devices have different features from common camcorders and cell phone cameras, as they can be integrated with the multimedia center and other accessories, such as GPS, and useful tools for drivers and fleet managers.

It is important to note that there are several models available on the market and, before installing, you need to understand the differences and find the camera that has the features according to your needs.

Some dash cameras are inactive when the car is stopped, starting to record videos of the road only while the vehicle is in motion.

Already some security cameras have features that offer protection when you leave your vehicle unattended, as they provide recorded images and videos of cases such as theft, theft or vandalism, for example.

Side Camera

The side cameras are installed next to the rear-view mirrors and, if combined with the front and rear cameras, provide a 360° view for the driver.

These devices are especially useful for very large vehicles where the driver has difficulty maneuvering.

With the side camera, you can navigate small parking lots, roads, and change lanes safely and easily.

Although they can be adapted to different vehicle models, it is important that these accessories are installed by specialized professionals trained to handle your car's electrical system.

Blind Spot

Blind spots are one of the biggest safety issues for the driver and vehicle occupants.

Depending on the car model and location, changing lanes, for example, can be a dangerous maneuver in large vehicles.

The best way to avoid this problem is to invest in cameras and sensors that eliminate blind spots, simplifying the driving experience and contributing to people's safety.

The system, fully integrated into the vehicle, is activated and informs through visual and audible alerts if the driver is free to turn or change lanes.