Yes, the Kocchi’s Semi Truck Surveillance System offers Side Camera options specifically designed for semi trucks.

Side Cameras provide an additional layer of visibility, allowing drivers to monitor blind spots and enhance overall safety. These cameras can be mounted on the side mirrors or other strategic locations to provide a clear view of the truck’s surroundings. Side Cameras are valuable tools for preventing accidents and improving maneuverability.

Yes, our Semi Truck Camera System includes a Delay Power Down feature. With this feature, the cameras will continue to operate even after the truck’s ignition is turned off.

They can function for up to 24 hours, providing continuous surveillance and recording capabilities. However, after the 24-hour period, the system will automatically power down to conserve the vehicle’s main battery supply. This feature ensures that you have extended coverage and access to recorded footage even when the truck is not in use. For a more in-depth demonstration and to learn more about this feature, we recommend speaking with one of our knowledgeable professionals. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

Yes. We can provide anywhere from one to 8 cameras on vehicle left and right sides to customize our solution to deliver the video views customers need to eliminate blind spots and optimize safety.

Yes, dash cameras are commonly used in semi trucks for enhanced safety and security. The Kocchi’s truck camera system offers dash camera options specifically designed for trucks.

Dash cameras provide a forward-facing view and capture critical data during driving-related incidents. These cameras are valuable tools for fleet managers and drivers, as they can provide evidence in the event of accidents, collisions, or other driving-related incidents. Dash cameras are an essential component of a comprehensive semi truck camera system, ensuring safety and providing peace of mind.

Please note that the information provided here is specific to the Kocchi’s semi truck camera system. Other camera systems may have different functionalities and specifications. It’s always recommended to consult with our experts or refer to the product documentation for detailed information on specific camera systems.

With insurance company claims against fleets on the rise and more than half of accidents happening on the sides and rear of commercial vehicles, multi camera systems deliver huge benefits over single or dual-camera systems.

With the out-of-pocket cost of an accident with injuries averaging around $75,000, a single insurance claim dismissed can easily pay for the full cost of the solution and more.

Our system offers a variety of camera options for semi trucks. these include front-facing or dual front and driver-facing dash cameras, side mirror or surface-mounted side cameras, standard rear cameras, and cargo area cameras. all cameras are designed to offer robust performance and reliable surveillance.

Yes, this semi truck camera system comes with a remote management portal. This portal allows fleet managers and owners to live view, playback, and request to download video surveillance directly from the mDVR over the internet. All of this is made possible by the power of 4G cellular networks.

The system is designed to perform exceptionally well in low light conditions, ensuring clear and reliable surveillance regardless of the time of day or lighting conditions.

Depending on the selected cameras, this capability is made possible by either infrared sensors or backlit pixel illumination (also known as Starvis technology from Sony).