Fleet camera systems

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Choose dashcams, additional cameras and MDVR systems for the scenes your team needs to review. Connect footage with vehicle and event information in your fleet safety process.

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Explore dashcam

Road-facing GPS video with one optional additional camera. A compact starting point for vans, utes and light commercial fleets.

Explore CD-261

Extreme dashcam

Add up to four extra views around the vehicle. Inspect a side, rear or cabin view alongside the road ahead.

Explore CD-450

Eagle AI dashcam

Configured safety detections and spoken prompts, with road and optional driver views for coaching review.

Explore Eagle K245
Video review

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Review supported events, request available clips or start an authorised live session. Your camera setup, connection and retention determine what is available.

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Review both views before deciding the follow-up.

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Asset / CapturedSource / ChannelsStatusReview requests, expiring clips and incident holds in one register.

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PLT-204 · Road, CabinStatusReadyRetention60 days from captureLinked toJourney history

Attach this clip to the incident and keep it for follow-up.

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Short sessions keep live viewing deliberate and control data use.

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Live view is not recorded. Request footage to keep evidence.

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Inspect what happened beside the vehicle.

Mount compatible cameras for side, rear and equipment coverage. Check each viewpoint, mounting position and cable path with the installer.

Explore installation

Add context to the safety review.

Include a cabin view where your policy requires it. Explain camera purpose, audio settings and reviewer access to drivers before deployment.

Explore driver safety

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Use an MDVR installation for additional camera positions such as sweeper brooms, bin lifts and reversing views. Confirm interfaces before reusing existing cameras.

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An MDVR installation can support a larger set of camera views and local storage. Specify the required channels, storage capacity, retrieval service and in-cab display together. Compatible Connect Hub options can be assessed alongside the chosen camera system.

Plan an MDVR setup
Specifications

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Capture and storage

Views
Road, driver, side, rear or equipment cameras
Camera capacity
Device-specific; an MDVR supports larger installations
Retention
Set by storage capacity, capture settings and policy

Connection and access

Live viewing
Supported hardware, service and available connection
Existing cameras
Interface and format compatibility assessment
Review access
Permissions and agreed retention
In-cab display
Optional compatible display for the required views
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A fleet video system combines vehicle cameras, storage and software for footage review. Dashcams suit smaller installations; an MDVR can bring more viewpoints together. The right setup depends on what your team needs to see.

Explore provides a road view and one optional additional camera. Extreme supports up to four additional views, while Eagle adds configured safety detections and spoken feedback. Compare the views, storage and review process for your fleet.

Some installations can reuse compatible cameras. Confirm the connector, video format, power and required recording system before including them. The agreed installation determines which views are available.

No. Standard cameras provide footage, while supported AI camera systems add configured detections. Driver monitoring requires suitable camera placement and calibration; reviewers still assess the event.

Start with the vehicle models, required readings and any cameras or accessories already fitted. We assess the power supply, connections and placement before agreeing the setup. Commissioning checks that the device belongs to the right vehicle and reports the selected information.

Live updates and remote actions need a supported connection. Storage and later upload depend on the device and configuration. If the fleet travels outside coverage, discuss a compatible satellite option and the specific messages it needs to carry.

Discuss a pilot around representative vehicles and the information your team needs. Agree the hardware, installation and reporting scope before expanding. This helps assess fit across the different vehicles in your fleet.

The quote sets out the chosen hardware, installation, software service and optional accessories. Coverage, storage and satellite services can affect the configuration and ongoing fees. Ask for these items to be shown separately when comparing options.

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Bring your vehicle models and camera requirements. We’ll plan capture, storage, access and installation.

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IntelliTrac provides fleet, telematics and field-operations software in Australia. Call 1300 767 492.