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360 degree cameras with birds-eye view
Eliminate blind spots with 360 degree cameras providing a complete view of your vehicle.
VUE360 is the new generation of vehicle camera technology designed to assist drivers with visibility and manoeuvres at low speeds in any direction. It eliminates blind spots for drivers. This improved visibility greatly reduces accidents, saving costs and reducing injuries to more vulnerable road users. The results are tangible.
What’s new in the latest VUE360
The new VUE360 has been redesigned so installation, calibration and setup are quicker and simpler, with less reliance on specialist knowledge
- Automated self-calibration: Install the cameras, place the calibration mats at the vehicle’s corners and select Calibrate. There’s no complex manual adjustment.
- Simpler installation: A clearer, more straightforward process makes the system easier to fit across your fleet.
- Faster configuration: A more logical setup process means faster commissioning and easier adjustments later on.
- More vehicle profiles: A wider range of profiles, including a dedicated fire truck option, suits both standard and specialist vehicles.
- Intuitive menu: A more user-friendly menu reduces training time and makes day-to-day use easier.
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The result is a 360° camera system that’s easier to install, operate and support.
Get in touch with the team for a free demo of our 360 degree cameras with birds-eye view by calling 0161 877 2257 or emailing hello@vue-cctv.co.uk
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