How it works
Cameras are wired to the MDVR, which records all channels with time and location. On 4G models, supervisors can view live video and download clips through the platform.
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MDVR Systems
A mobile digital video recorder that connects several cameras around a bus or truck, covering the road, cabin, doors, sides and rear, with GPS-linked recording and remote access.
What it does
- Four or more camera channels depending on model
- Road, cabin, door, side and rear views
- Hard drive or memory card storage
- GPS-linked recording and playback
- Live view and clip download over 4G
- Alarm inputs for doors and panic buttons
Why it matters
- Blind spots covered on large vehicles
- One recorder for every camera
- Evidence for passenger and loading incidents
- Remote checks without visiting the vehicle
Good to know
Channel count, storage size and network features differ between models, so the MDVR is chosen to match the number of cameras and the recording period you need.
Compare platforms
Traditional
Your driver's word against theirs, and the insurer decides.
With Amancom
Timestamped footage tied to speed and position at the moment of impact.
Common question
What is the difference from a dashcam? A dashcam covers one or two views; an MDVR records several cameras across a large vehicle in one system.
Ready to see it on your own operation?
Tell us your fleet size or your systems and we will put a proposal together.