RoadHawk RH-2 Twin camera vehicle black box description
The RoadHawk RH-2 Twin Camera black box vehicle recording system. A black box camera - smaller than the average SatNav that sits on your windscreen and constantly loop records video, audio, speed and GPS information.
The RH-2 is based on the already very popular RoadHawk DC-1 and uses the same internal electronics, GPS and shock sensors. This is a two channel video recorder, it has both forward facing and inward facing cameras with wide angled lenses giving up to 340° all round surveillance.
The inward facing camera is supplied with a removable Infra Red light bar to capture clear vivid images even at night making it the perfect choice for public transport or a taxi camera. A wired EMERGENCY remote controller is supplied. When the user pushes the button the RH-2 will store 3 minutes before and 3 minutes after the event on the card and not overwrite it.
Built-in G-Force sensors continually monitor for impacts at which point 3 minutes before and 1 minute after are stored on the SD memory card as an event that can later be used as evidence to support a claim.
The RH-2 is supplied with viewing software compatible with all versions of Windows (not MAC). The software reads the encrypted files from the SD card of the RH-2 and pulls data from Google Earth giving a realtime display of the vehicle's speed and position.
Time and date is synchronized by GPS and the configuration has been simplified. The RH-2's plug and play nature allows it to be installed and in use in less than 5 minutes.
Each system is supplied with a 2gb Card (upgrade-able to 16gb) which will hold around 90mins of video and data on a loop. When the card is full the unit starts to erase and overwrite the earliest data. Events such as SHOCK or EMERGENCY button presses will not be overwritten.
A clear and concise manual with pictures to aid installation and operation is included as is a CD-ROM with the operating software and manual in PDF format.
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