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Futureproofing CCTV on coaches and buses

routeone Team
Published: 21 March 2017
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As an industry that is committed to passenger safety and comfort, coach and bus surveillance technology requirements have evolved dramatically.

A key consideration for operators should be in changes in the technology environment which require flexible and scalable solutions. By installing a hybrid digital video recorder (DVR), such as Synectics’ T1600, operators can gradually and cost-effectively make the move from analogue to IP, without the need to sacrifice existing CCTV systems.

Flexible solutions using high definition (HD) IP cameras capture a wider field of vision and can record footage at up to 1080p – a much higher quality, saving operators money in fines and compensation, whilst providing an unbeatable training tool.

Adopting an integrated management platform such as Synergy 3, not only enables operators to monitor and review video footage, telematics and CANBus data, but it also gives them a new level of flexibility and technical capability of transitioning into IP – as and when budget and need dictate.

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