It is an undeniable fact that mobile DVR can significantly improve driving safety, facilitate fleet operations and protect assets. And in certain cases we can play some smart tricks to make your MDVR work better simply by adding external sensors. Take ICARVISIONS mobile DVRs for example, the strong expansibility turns all it’s MDVR models into “aircraft carriers” to accept a wide variety of sensor integration.
Today let’s see how temperature sensor works together with MDVR to protect assets in transit. It is particularly important for refrigerated trucks, whether they carry vegetables, fruits or vaccines.
Features:
Output signal from the sensor will be processed by the MDVR and sent to the server, showing on the fleet management platform in the form of high/low temperature alarm and reports, for real-time monitoring and fleet operational data analysis and query.
Have two compartments on your refrigerated truck and want to add two temperature sensors? Don’t worry about it. This can be done by simply splitting the I/O cables into two, and connect to each of them a temperature sensor. But under this circumstance, the two temperature sensors are slightly different and you should make it clear to your sales consultant at ICARVISIOSNS.
more informations: https://www.icarvisions.com/special-goods/mobile-dvr-temperature-sensor-73.html
Today let’s see how temperature sensor works together with MDVR to protect assets in transit. It is particularly important for refrigerated trucks, whether they carry vegetables, fruits or vaccines.
About the temperature sensor
Features:
- Operating voltage: 3.5V～5V
- Temperature distance: 1M～500M
- Operating temperature range: -30～+80℃
- Storage conditions: -10℃～+40℃; relative humidity≤75% RH
- Accuracy in tests via computer software: in a heated tank of 0.001 °, R25 ° reading error of ± 1 °
Output signal from the sensor will be processed by the MDVR and sent to the server, showing on the fleet management platform in the form of high/low temperature alarm and reports, for real-time monitoring and fleet operational data analysis and query.
Add temperature sensors to mobile DVR
Here’s a splicing diagram showing how to connect the temperature sensor to the MDVR:Have two compartments on your refrigerated truck and want to add two temperature sensors? Don’t worry about it. This can be done by simply splitting the I/O cables into two, and connect to each of them a temperature sensor. But under this circumstance, the two temperature sensors are slightly different and you should make it clear to your sales consultant at ICARVISIOSNS.
more informations: https://www.icarvisions.com/special-goods/mobile-dvr-temperature-sensor-73.html
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