Yes, American Bus Video Inc. offers multiple Wireless Forklift Extended Reacher Operator Cameras that are available in multiple configurations for those needing remote wireless camera viewing on their industrial lift trucks. These remote cameras provide the ability to simply sit a magnetic mount wireless camera on any feris (steel) surface so the magnet creates the mount, and the wireless camera than transmits to the wireless DVR receiver the image from that night vision audio-equipped camera.
Are Wireless Forklift Extended Reacher Operator Cameras Expensive?
The cost is higher for the Wireless Forklift Extended Reacher Operator Camera systems due to the fact you have the cost of the wireless camera with built in the transmitter, the rechargeable magnetic battery that is part of the camera on the received that is required for the DVR to receives the video images.
How long do Commercial Grade MDVRs Last?
Part of this answer is dependent on the application the mobile video camera vehicle surveillance system is in.
When these light duty commercial grade mobile video surveillance camera systems are incorporated in a Special Needs Wheelchair School Bus Video Surveillance System for school buses or for the now more common Private Service Contractor Charter Transport Compliance Bus Camera Systems, they can last up to 10 years as the environment is less demanding on their hardware components.
However, different applications have very different operating parameters that affect the service life of commercial-grade mobile video surveillance camera systems.
For example:
5th Wheel King Pin Trailer CS1 Spotter Yard Mule Camera systems operate in a very harsh environment with massive G-shocks when the tractor-trailer seats the 5th Wheel King Pin into the locking hub. This can cause premature damage to cameras that are not properly insulated for high shock impacts. The same environment requires the cameras to be waterproof as that part of the vehicle, the 5th wheel is covered in great, and when learned, it is usually with an HP pressure hose to remove the crud built up on it.
Non-Emergency Medical Transport Camera aka NEMT applications nowhere passengers are often transported to medical facilities for treatments, therapies or checkups under Medicare or Medicaid programs often employ NEMT Medicaid Medical Transport In-Vehicle Surveillance Camera systems to document that the passengers are transported properly and any allegations of abuse or false claims can be verified or disputed preventing lawsuits or criminal charges against the transported driver and company.
Waste Collection Recycling Video Camera Surveillance Systems operate in an environment with constant metal banging back and forth, creating shocks and shaking loose internal components if they are not secured with resin or some substrate to protect them from the high shock environments. The typical Affordable School Bus Camera System would literally shake itself apart in this application in a short time.
Transportation Ministry Youth Activities Church Bus Camera Systems operate with volunteers often performing the bus cleanup service, which in some circumstances can be detrimental to the service life of the electronic components. For example, the Transportation Ministry Youth Activities Church Bus Camera System is sprayed with water while the volunteers are cleaning out the bus, it can be destroyed if the DVR is not waterproof. The same can be true of the cameras, as most light-duty cameras used in affordable, low-cost school bus camera systems are not waterproof.
Police Patrol Wagon Suspect, Prisoner & Inmate in-custody Transport Cameras operate in an environment where those being monitored do not want to be monitored, so the cameras are often kicked, punched, and hit with objects to damage them. If the systems are not armored and well protected from physical assault, they will be destroyed. Many companies provide fragile, cheap plastic camera shells that might last as a kiddie camera application. Still, when installed in a Department of Corrections Prisoner & Inmate in-Custody Transport Camera, an application would be destroyed with the first hit from a foot or fist.
How long do Industrial Grade Forklift and Material Handling Lift truck operator Safety Camera Recorders Last?
The service life for the Affordable School Bus Camera Systems used commonly in light-duty applications can last 3-5 years, with some making it almost 10 years without problems.
The Professional Industrial Grade School Bus Video Surveillance Camera Solutions are built to much higher standards, and their components are of higher quality, so the expectation of their service life is far longer, but you must take into consideration they operate in a much harsher environment that would often destroy the Low-Cost HD School Bus Child Safety Camera systems in a matter of months.
The reason American Bus Video Inc. offers the Testudo Lifetime System Warranty for School Buses and Testudo Lifetime Forklift Camera System Warranty for industrial lift trucks is that we have the highest survivability equipment for industrial environments and we back that service life expectation for the life of the originally purchased product.
Should you have any questions, concerns, or require more information about various applications or Fleet Vehicle Transportation Video Camera Recorder configurations, we encourage you to let us know and we will be happy to offer our 30+ years of market experience in sales and service of digital recording devices to respond to your concerns or questions.
