The SVC300GPS Professional 3 Camera Vehicle Journey Recorder, features a 3 Axis Shock Sensor for measuring driving quality/style and a built in GPS receiver for recording the vehicles location and speed!

The SVC300GPS unit has 3 camera inputs on board for using with 3 cameras (available separately).

It will record high quality colour images from the cameras during a vehicle's journey, providing vital evidence in the event of an accident or other incident whilst driving, and also record 3  different axis of force, so you can see if the vehicle was being driven poorly and the location and speed of the vehicle.

The unit also features 3 alarm inputs for recording vital information from the vehicle such as when indicators or brakes were used or other functions.

For commercial applications the unit has a monitor output, so that Rear View Camera can be both recorded and viewed in the cabin on a monitor.

Currently the only unit on the market that has an E9 mark from TUV, Germany, giving it approval for use in all types of vehicles, and giving you reassurance of the high quality of components and professional design incorporated within the unit. Records continuously in a loop or whenever the 3 axis forces are above a user set level!

Can help drivers and companies to protect No Claims Bonuses by providing evidence of who was at fault in an accident, Provide proof against incorrect driving convictions, Spot employees that have poor driving standards and reprimand drivers that break the speed limit or use a vehicle on an unauthorised route.

Supplied with a 4GB SD memory card.

Main Features:

3 Camera DVR for in vehicle use, records cameras and braking, acceleration, driving style, speed and location data.

• Records on to SD cards up to 32GB in size
• Record continuously or when Shock Sensor is triggered
• 15 secs pre-shock recording, so no vital evidence is missed
• 3 Alarm Inputs that can tag recordings and/or switch monitor views
• Software for playback and data analysis, search by speed or shock, view vehicle location on google maps and print accident reports