Differences between a mobile DVR and a regular analog DVR

Record video and audio on-the-go. Anytime. Anywhere.

Supercircuits mobile DVRs are ideal for school buses, commercial vehicles, police cars and more - from a single vehicle to an entire Fleet management system. Our Mobile DVR solutions enable you to minimize the risks associated with vehicle theft, while improving efficiency and productivity and reducing overall transportation and staffing costs.

Our rugged, high quality mobile DVRs are ideal for monitoring a wide range of vehicles.

Anti-Vibration Features:

As you might guess, mobile DVRs have anti-vibration technology to protect the device from bumps and normal movement a vehicle may endure and ensure video quality.

GPS:

More advanced mobile DVRs include a GPS (which can be built-in to the device or external) so location and speed information can overlay the video.

More inputs:

Mobile DVRs can be programmed to begin recording at multiple types of events, such as: starting the vehicle, alarms, doors opening (like in buses and bait cars), signals (left/right turn), speed, siren activation, and more. This requires more inputs than a typical DVR might have.

Limitations:

Mobile DVRs are available as 1 or 4-channel units, meaning you can only have up to 4 cameras per unit. Also, mobile DVRs are only available in analog models (traditional DVRs are available in IP and HD-SDI models as well.

Tip: Add one to a teenager's car

We don't need to cite a study for you to believe that teenagers behave differently if they know they are being watched, particularly new teen drivers. Adding a mobile DVR to a teenager's car will give you the ability to check in whenever you want, see and hear what is going on, and monitor your teen's location in real-time with the GPS. This will help your teen make responsible decisions and provide additional safety and peace of mind.