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DVS DELAY FINES ONLY – LEGISLATION NOT DELAYED

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Last year it was announced by Transport for London (TFL) of the enforcement of Direct Vision Standard (DVS), new legislation which was scheduled to be enforced from 26th October 2020. DVS is part of the Mayor of London's vision zero plan to eliminate death and serious injuries from road traffic incidents within Greater London by 2041. Between 2008 and 2013, 55% of cycling fatalities involved an HGV, with 1/3 of all traffic in London at peak times being freight transportation.

As with many of the key dates in 2020, this has now been delayed until 1st March 2021. HOWEVER, and most importantly the potential fines being issued for those non-compliant is the only part of the legislation being delayed. Meaning if your vehicle is involved in a collision you will be liable and insurance claims could be rejected due to non-compliance.

If you Haven't Already, it is Important to Act now......

Firstly, you will need to establish where your vehicle/s fits within the star ratings. Every 12 tonne + HGV will have a rating between 0-5. The rating is based on how much the driver can see from the cab. This can be identified by contacting the manufacturer, whether this is DAF, Scania, Dennis Eagle or any HGV manufacturer. To obtain your rating you will need to provide the vehicle chassis number. Following this process if your vehicle/s are rated between 1+5 stars you are now in a position to apply for your DVS permit. More action is required for any 0 star rated vehicles.

Zero-star Rating?

Don't worry, few vehicles meet the one-star or higher rating, you are not alone! You will need to make your vehicle safer with safe system improvements. The technology includes:

Camera System to eliminate the blind spot, giving the driver indirect vision around the vehicle.

Sensor Systems to warn the driver of the presence of vulnerable road users for example cyclists.

Additional Mirrors, class V and VI to help the driver see and check the blind spot.

Audible Alarms to warn other road users when the vehicle is manoeuvring.

Clear Warning Signage, to warn pedestrians and cyclists of potential danger.

These safety solutions are designed to improve the driver's visibility.

Applying for your Permit

Before you apply for your permit, be sure to have met the minimum requirements to be granted this. CKO's DVS expert team, are here to help, advise and support you throughout the process.

Once you are in a position to submit your application, you will need the following:

Vehicle details

Two photos of the safe system equipment

Operator details

Contact details

Ongoing DVS

Keep in mind, this will be reviewed in 2022 when a progressive safe system will be required. The specifics of this are yet to be confirmed.

From October 2024 all 12 tonnes + HGV's will require a minimum of 3 stars. We'll be ready to help you as and when with any further updates and changes required to ensure you run an efficient, safe fleet.

Vehicle Safety

Although this scheme is aimed at the direct vision the driver has from the cab within an HGV, it is still important to consider all other elements of safety. The legislation is a legal requirement, but you have a duty of care to put measures in place for the safety of your drivers, vehicles, and the general public. Technology can assist and provide you with extra measures to lead the safest fleet vehicles on the UK's roads.

For more information regarding DVS or any vehicle safety technology, contact sales on 020 8863 8333 or email sales@c-ko.co.uk our team will be here to help, advise and guide you with your needs.

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DVS Delay Fines ONLY - Legislation NOT Delayed

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Last year it was announced by Transport for London (TFL) of the enforcement of Direct Vision Standard (DVS), new legislation which was scheduled to be enforced from 26th October 2020. DVS is part of the Mayor of London's vision zero plan to eliminate death and serious injuries from road traffic incidents within Greater London by 2041.

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With over 30 years' experience in the industry, you can trust CKO with the supply of all your vehicle safety needs. We are the Vehicle Safety Experts. CKO are specialists in the identification, development and delivery of innovative safety products that meet and exceed regulatory requirements for the automotive aftermarket. We achieve this by staying abreast of current legislation, and by working closely with key manufacturers, adapting new technology to provide bespoke and universal solutions for the transportation industry.Our vast technical knowledge and experience enables us to provide a comprehensive product range of in vehicle safety technology to make roads safer for all users by minimising risks.

Website Link: https://c-ko.co.uk/

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With over 30 years' experience in the industry, you can trust CKO with the supply of all your vehicle safety needs. We are the Vehicle Safety Experts. CKO are specialists in the identification, development and delivery of innovative safety products that meet and exceed regulatory requirements for the automotive aftermarket.

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DVS Delay Fines ONLY - Legislation NOT Delayed

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DVS Delay Fines ONLY - Legislation NOT Delayed

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Last year it was announced by Transport for London (TFL) of the enforcement of Direct Vision Standard (DVS), new legislation which was scheduled to be enforced from 26th October 2020. DVS is part of the Mayor of London's vision zero plan to eliminate death and serious injuries from road traffic incidents within Greater London by 2041. Between 2008 and 2013, 55% of cycling fatalities involved an HGV, with 1/3 of all traffic in London at peak times being freight transportation.

As with many of the key dates in 2020, this has now been delayed until 1st March 2021. HOWEVER, and most importantly the potential fines being issued for those non-compliant is the only part of the legislation being delayed. Meaning if your vehicle is involved in a collision you will be liable and insurance claims could be rejected due to non-compliance.

If you Haven't Already, it is Important to Act now......

Firstly, you will need to establish where your vehicle/s fits within the star ratings. Every 12 tonne + HGV will have a rating between 0-5. The rating is based on how much the driver can see from the cab. This can be identified by contacting the manufacturer, whether this is DAF, Scania, Dennis Eagle or any HGV manufacturer. To obtain your rating you will need to provide the vehicle chassis number. Following this process if your vehicle/s are rated between 1+5 stars you are now in a position to apply for your DVS permit. More action is required for any 0 star rated vehicles.

Zero-star Rating?

Don't worry, few vehicles meet the one-star or higher rating, you are not alone! You will need to make your vehicle safer with safe system improvements. The technology includes:

Camera System to eliminate the blind spot, giving the driver indirect vision around the vehicle.

Sensor Systems to warn the driver of the presence of vulnerable road users for example cyclists.

Additional Mirrors, class V and VI to help the driver see and check the blind spot.

Audible Alarms to warn other road users when the vehicle is manoeuvring.

Clear Warning Signage, to warn pedestrians and cyclists of potential danger.

These safety solutions are designed to improve the driver's visibility.

Applying for your Permit

Before you apply for your permit, be sure to have met the minimum requirements to be granted this. CKO's DVS expert team, are here to help, advise and support you throughout the process.

Once you are in a position to submit your application, you will need the following:

Vehicle details

Two photos of the safe system equipment

Operator details

Contact details

Ongoing DVS

Keep in mind, this will be reviewed in 2022 when a progressive safe system will be required. The specifics of this are yet to be confirmed.

From October 2024 all 12 tonnes + HGV's will require a minimum of 3 stars. We'll be ready to help you as and when with any further updates and changes required to ensure you run an efficient, safe fleet.

Vehicle Safety

Although this scheme is aimed at the direct vision the driver has from the cab within an HGV, it is still important to consider all other elements of safety. The legislation is a legal requirement, but you have a duty of care to put measures in place for the safety of your drivers, vehicles, and the general public. Technology can assist and provide you with extra measures to lead the safest fleet vehicles on the UK's roads.

For more information regarding DVS or any vehicle safety technology, contact sales on 020 8863 8333 or email sales@c-ko.co.uk our team will be here to help, advise and guide you with your needs.

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DVS Delay Fines ONLY - Legislation NOT Delayed

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Last year it was announced by Transport for London (TFL) of the enforcement of Direct Vision Standard (DVS), new legislation which was scheduled to be enforced from 26th October 2020. DVS is part of the Mayor of London's vision zero plan to eliminate death and serious injuries from road traffic incidents within Greater London by 2041.

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The Ultimate Guide to BRAKE LIGHT CAMERAS

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The Ultimate Guide to BRAKE LIGHT CAMERAS

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Introduction: Wire Installation: Put the Camera Together:
To install the camera in the third brake light assembly, attach the cable to the camera and secure it in place. To install the cam, you may need to drill a hole if one still needs to be created. The camera should be installed as centrally as possible. The cam will replace the third brake light, and once it's in place, it'll seem like it was always there. This is a top method for mounting a rearview camera. There are cameras available with a 170-degree field of view.
The benefits of a third-brake-light camera installation include the following:

Adding a camera to your third brake light has numerous benefits.

are extremely simple to set up, especially when the cam is included in the design of the third brake light.

A camera in the third brake light is an excellent safety feature.

Depending on the camera setup, you can enjoy a panoramic perspective. The widest angle of view that you can get from a good cam is around 170 degrees. The standard average begins with a 120-degree field of view. In this way, you can see the area behind your vehicle from edge to edge and avoid colliding with anything.

The AHD Cameras can be wired to the car's ignition, the reverse lights, or a dedicated switch. Wiring for the device must be run to the head unit regardless of the configuration you select. In place of hardwiring, a wireless brake light cameras is another option.

Several alternatives exist for visual presentation. The best option is the one that best suits your needs. For example: Distinctive screen Conclusion

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The Ultimate Guide to BRAKE LIGHT CAMERAS

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Introduction: Wire Installation: Put the Camera Together: To install the camera in the third brake light assembly, attach the cable to the camera and secure it in place. To install the cam, you may need to drill a hole if one still needs to be created.

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 The Single Most Important Thing You Need to Know About DVS COMPLIANCE

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Technical Support Helpline

Our Technical helpline allows us to provide a full backup service to our customers, who can have confidence in our long-term support. Contact our team to discuss any issues or enquires.

Professional Repair for Warranty Items

CKO warrants all goods to be free from defect in material and workmanship in normal use, provided that they have been installed and operated in accordance with the instructions supplied. We offer a professional repair service for warranty items. Contact our team to discuss CKO's warranty terms and conditions.

Timely Delivery

We offer a reliable and time-critical delivery service through DPD Local. Orders will be shipped the same day* if placed before 3PM - DVR orders before 2:30PM.
*Provided that the items are in stock.

£42.85 ex VAT

2 pads for one seat

High / Low / Off Switch

Pad Dimensions: 277 x 545mm

45 degrees C - 70 degrees C

12 Volt

E-Marked

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AHD Cameras by CKO INTERNATIONAL are the most popular analogue high-definition closed-circuit television video surveillance process that utilizes accessible coax cable to send out 720p and 1080p video resolutions HD video from security cameras to DVR systems. Furthermore, AHD can only pass on video, audio and control (OSD or PTZ) on a single coaxial wire despite specific wires for every diffusion.

Website Link: https://c-ko.co.uk/trade-store/cameras/ahd-cameras/

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AHD Cameras designed to secure vehicles on roads

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AHD Cameras by CKO INTERNATIONAL are the most popular analogue high-definition closed-circuit television video surveillance process that utilizes accessible coax cable to send out 720p and 1080p video resolutions HD video from security cameras to DVR systems. Furthermore, AHD can only pass on video, audio and control (OSD or PTZ) on a single coaxial wire despite specific wires for every diffusion.

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Technical Support Helpline

Our Technical helpline allows us to provide a full backup service to our customers, who can have confidence in our long-term support. Contact our team to discuss any issues or enquires.

Professional Repair for Warranty Items

CKO warrants all goods to be free from defect in material and workmanship in normal use, provided that they have been installed and operated in accordance with the instructions supplied. We offer a professional repair service for warranty items. Contact our team to discuss CKO's warranty terms and conditions.

Timely Delivery

We offer a reliable and time-critical delivery service through DPD Local. Orders will be shipped the same day* if placed before 3PM - DVR orders before 2:30PM.
*Provided that the items are in stock.

From: £83.20

4 Pin aviation connection

Adjustable Ball Camera

Selectable guide lines via jumper plug

Built in microphone for audio

Replaces brake light

Fixed mirror image

TV system: NTSC / PAL

Output resolution: 480i (NTSC) / 576i (PAL)

FPS: 30 (NTSC) / 25 (PAL)

Effective pixels: 762 x 504

Viewing angle: 130°(H) 110°(V)

Image device: CMD-III

Operating voltage: 9-16V DC

Dimensions: 350mm(W) 90mm(D) 50mm(H)

C-KO-SPR-CAM (NTSC Version)

C-KO-SPR-CAM-PAL (PAL Version)

C-KO-SPR-CAM-NM (Non Mirror Version - available)

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Evolving Technology

We live in a world where technology constantly evolves, bringing new experiences to our personal and working life. All these changes can sometimes make it difficult to decide what technology is best for you, and even more so best for your clients.

We have a lot to thank technology for, it has provided us with some incredible tools with many different functions. Vehicle safety is one of those. We see more vehicles on our roads these days than ever before, including an increase in logistics vehicles. What can technology do to promote the utmost safety for these vehicles, the drivers and other road users including pedestrians?

Direct Vision Standard (DVS)

Direct Vision Standard (DVS) is a new legislation that came into force on the 1 st March 2021. Aimed at HGV vehicles who enter the Greater London area to reduce and eventually eliminate fatalities and serious injuries from RTA's involving heavy good vehicles.

Many fleets have added additional safety solutions to their vehicles to bring in line with the minimum star rating to receive a DVS Permit. One required solution for the permit is additional cameras, but the question is why not upgrade to recording cameras?

Live View vs DVR

You've decided that yes you would like a camera solution that records, so next question, how would you like to retrieve the recorded footage? Here are 2 options -

Live View - access historic or live footage anywhere from your desktop, laptop or device.

or

Non-live DVR - remove the hard drive from the vehicle and upload the footage to view

How to choose?

Both solutions provide Fleet Managers with the tools to access footage which could be vital in the case of an incident.

Live View provides an easy to use system that can be accessed anywhere. It can set up alerts, view multiple vehicles, downloadable footage both live and historic. Software updates and settings can be changed remotely. Aside from increasing vehicle safety, the live camera system will act as a deterrent from thieves.

Support efficiency within the fleet added protection to both your drivers and the general public.

Non-live DVR works similarly, the difference being the need to remove and plug the hard drive into your system to retrieve the footage. Whilst still offering additional safety for your fleet, this solution requires more time and can delay vital information, for example, if your driver is involved in an accident you won't be able to check the footage until the vehicle has arrived back to the yard.

Another solution to promote vehicle safety within any fleet.

So although it could be argued that the better option is Live View, this would incur higher costs than the non-live solution. With that being said, Live View can save time which in turn makes this a cost-effective solution.

By prioritising the safety of your fleet, you'll be protecting your drivers and other road users.

To hear more about either solution or for a quote, contact CKO on 020 8863 8333 or email sales@c-ko.co.uk

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Safety on the Roads through Technology - CKO International Ltd.

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We live in a world where technology constantly evolves, bringing new experiences to our personal and working life. All these changes can sometimes make it difficult to decide what technology is best for you, and even more so best for your clients.

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Because it mimics standard-definition transmission, AHD cameras are easier to set up and deploy, require fewer extra parts and don't break the bank. Because of how well it works with existing infrastructure, you won't have to modify anything to jump from standard to high definition. Furthermore, have broad potential in both the consumer and business sectors due to their HD quality at SD costs. AHD cameras

The benefits of AHD cameras:

Superior image quality thanks to improved signal filtering, decreased background noise in three dimensions, higher picture resolution and better reproduction.

1. Standard 75-3 coaxial cable allows a maximum transmission range of 500 meters, making it ideal for long-distance transmission.

2. No lag in video transmission thanks to real-time, lossless video transmission.

3. Compatible with D1/960H items, making it a better option for those who own both.

4. Quick and simple setup: the OSD interface is user-friendly, and the unit requires no special wiring.

5. Price is low; HD video and photos may be had for the same outlay as a standard analogue camera.

6. Seventh, an independent AHD chip-set provider and an open standard. Every security producer is free to adopt its standard.

The letters "AHD" stands for "Analog High-Definition" in the acronym for "Analog High- This is a novel approach to delivering video signals through coaxial wires, making it ideal for use with security cameras. Without this new technology, the highest resolution that could be achieved with an analogue CCTV video feed was 960h, or 960 x 480 pixels. For a long time, this was understood to be the optimum resolution for analogue video transmission. Using Digital Video Recorders formats like HD-SDI (High-Definition Serial Interface) or Network IP video would allow for increased transmission speeds.

To what extent will AHD cameras eventually replace their analogue CCTV counterparts?

Others in the security sector believed analogue CCTV would have been replaced long ago. MP IP cameras started appearing on store shelves in 2007. IP cameras have higher resolution than conventional cameras, but most people find them more challenging to set up, and their price has never gone down enough for them to be worthwhile. There has been a relatively modest uptake of HD-SDI cameras despite their high quality. Reasons given include the inability to use video baluns with HD-SDI and the limitations of running coax cable for significant distances (to use with UTP cable). A video balun is available with AHD cameras if you'd instead utilize a UTP connection, such as CAT5.

AHD cameras cost only marginally more than their analogue counterparts. Last but not least, high-quality hybrid DVRs today are compatible with both AHD and analogue CCTV cameras with CKO. That way, homeowners may keep their DVRs and upgrade their CCTV cameras to HD quality at their own pace.

Website Link: https://c-ko.co.uk/trade-store/cameras/ahd-cameras/

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Because it mimics standard-definition transmission, AHD cameras are easier to set up and deploy, require fewer extra parts and don't break the bank. Because of how well it works with existing infrastructure, you won't have to modify anything to jump from standard to high definition.

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Technical Support Helpline

Our Technical helpline allows us to provide a full backup service to our customers, who can have confidence in our long-term support. Contact our team to discuss any issues or enquires.

Professional Repair for Warranty Items

CKO warrants all goods to be free from defect in material and workmanship in normal use, provided that they have been installed and operated in accordance with the instructions supplied. We offer a professional repair service for warranty items. Contact our team to discuss CKO's warranty terms and conditions.

Timely Delivery

We offer a reliable and time-critical delivery service through DPD Local. Orders will be shipped the same day* if placed before 3PM - DVR orders before 2:30PM.
*Provided that the items are in stock.

£507.00 ex VAT

Record up to 4 channels of video and audio, plus 1 IPC

Built in GPS for vehicle location, speed, and time which is also watermarked including vehicle registration on the video footage

Built in 3-Axis G sensor to detect vehicle impact, harsh braking, and rapid acceleration

Customisable alarm inputs to record events and automatically view selected cameras on screen, for example to display side camera when indicating

Alarm output to trigger other devices

Intelligent voltage protection to turn the DVR off at specified parameters

Options for time sync, with GPS and automatic daylight-saving time switch

Multiple power modes - delay switches on with the vehicle's ignition and off after a customisable point, timing turns on and off at set times. Other options available to keep the DVR on and switch the cameras off.

Customisable recording options for recodring selected channels when the ignition is on/off

Records in AHD 1080p/720p or D1 camera format, with individually selectable channels

SD card back up function

Snap shot image alarm function. Export config files by USB for fleet continuity

Cameras can be mirrored, flipped, and orientated on the DVR

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The Direct Vision Standard or DVS Compliance at CKO International and safety allow for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) needing machinists of vehicles of more than 12 tons gross weight to get a safety permit before in service. Or else, you can get a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).

DVS Star Rated Vehicles and Safe System

HGV operators should use a vehicle license before moving throughout the area. You will get granted a permit if the vehicle meets the lowest DVS star evaluation.

If your vehicle cannot meet with the least DVS star rating, you have to make it secure by installing it with Safe System improvements, or you can obtain a PCN.

The government works with vehicle providers to allot star ratings for their vehicles.
Zero Star Rating Self-Certification
If you consider applying for a particular vehicle, we do not incorporate the information, and you understand the vehicle comes with a zero star rating, and you can put forward an HGV Safety Permit application.

To self-verify, the vehicle comes with a zero-star rating. You should upload a printed declaration as part of your application.

The statement should have your details like your name, number plate, and model of your vehicle, a statement you give with self-certification. Thus, once we get the confirmation from your side, we will update and can start the HGV Safety Permit application for the vehicle.

website link: https://c-ko.co.uk/solutions/dvs-compliance/

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The Direct Vision Standard or DVS Compliance at CKO International and safety allow for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) needing machinists of vehicles of more than 12 tons gross weight to get a safety permit before in service. Or else, you can get a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN).

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Evolving Technology

We live in a world where technology constantly evolves, bringing new experiences to our personal and working life. All these changes can sometimes make it difficult to decide what technology is best for you, and even more so best for your clients.

We have a lot to thank technology for, it has provided us with some incredible tools with many different functions. Vehicle safety is one of those. We see more vehicles on our roads these days than ever before, including an increase in logistics vehicles. What can technology do to promote the utmost safety for these vehicles, the drivers and other road users including pedestrians?

Direct Vision Standard (DVS)

Direct Vision Standard (DVS) is a new legislation that came into force on the 1 st March 2021. Aimed at HGV vehicles who enter the Greater London area to reduce and eventually eliminate fatalities and serious injuries from RTA's involving heavy good vehicles.

Many fleets have added additional safety solutions to their vehicles to bring in line with the minimum star rating to receive a DVS Permit. One required solution for the permit is additional cameras, but the question is why not upgrade to recording cameras?

Live View vs DVR

You've decided that yes you would like a camera solution that records, so next question, how would you like to retrieve the recorded footage? Here are 2 options -

Live View - access historic or live footage anywhere from your desktop, laptop or device.

or

Non-live DVR - remove the hard drive from the vehicle and upload the footage to view

How to choose?

Both solutions provide Fleet Managers with the tools to access footage which could be vital in the case of an incident.

Live View provides an easy to use system that can be accessed anywhere. It can set up alerts, view multiple vehicles, downloadable footage both live and historic. Software updates and settings can be changed remotely. Aside from increasing vehicle safety, the live camera system will act as a deterrent from thieves.

Support efficiency within the fleet added protection to both your drivers and the general public.

Non-live DVR works similarly, the difference being the need to remove and plug the hard drive into your system to retrieve the footage. Whilst still offering additional safety for your fleet, this solution requires more time and can delay vital information, for example, if your driver is involved in an accident you won't be able to check the footage until the vehicle has arrived back to the yard.

Another solution to promote vehicle safety within any fleet.

So although it could be argued that the better option is Live View, this would incur higher costs than the non-live solution. With that being said, Live View can save time which in turn makes this a cost-effective solution.

By prioritising the safety of your fleet, you'll be protecting your drivers and other road users.

To hear more about either solution or for a quote, contact CKO on 020 8863 8333 or email sales@c-ko.co.uk

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The Ultimate Guide to BRAKE LIGHT CAMERAS

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Introduction:
You can use the third brake light cameras to keep an eye on your load while monitoring the area behind your vehicle. There are many factors to think about while deciding on a camera system. This covers not only the camera but also the size of the monitor, the location of the installation of both the camera and the display, the method by which the camera will be triggered, and any other customizations you may desire. This tutorial will walk you through installing a third-brake-light camera in a vehicle of your choice, be it a car, truck, van, or trailer.
Wire Installation:
Take off the brake light cameras assembly and thread the camera wire through the hole. You'll need to fish the wire through the slit in the truck bed's back to connect the cam there. Positioned between the truck bed and the tailgate, this opening provides easy access to the cargo area.
Put the Camera Together:
To install the camera in the third brake light assembly, attach the cable to the camera and secure it in place. To install the cam, you may need to drill a hole if one still needs to be created. The camera should be installed as centrally as possible. The cam will replace the third brake light, and once it's in place, it'll seem like it was always there. This is a top method for mounting a rearview camera. There are cameras available with a 170-degree field of view.
The benefits of a third-brake-light camera installation include the following:

Adding a camera to your third brake light has numerous benefits.

Brake light cameras are extremely simple to set up, especially when the cam is included in the design of the third brake light.

A camera in the third brake light is an excellent safety feature.

Depending on the camera setup, you can enjoy a panoramic perspective. The widest angle of view that you can get from a good cam is around 170 degrees. The standard average begins with a 120-degree field of view. In this way, you can see the area behind your vehicle from edge to edge and avoid colliding with anything.

The AHD Cameras can be wired to the car's ignition, the reverse lights, or a dedicated switch. Wiring for the device must be run to the head unit regardless of the configuration you select. In place of hardwiring, a wireless brake light cameras is another option.

Several alternatives exist for visual presentation. The best option is the one that best suits your needs. For example:

Reflective Surface

Rear-View Mirror

The In-Dash Display

Distinctive screen
The degree of difficulty in mounting the camera will vary depending on the type of display you go with. It is possible to add parking lines to several of these systems. You can use the video's lines as a guide to assist you with reversing your vehicle. Good quality AHD cameras will be watertight, so you may use it without worrying about damaging the device.

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The Ultimate Guide to BRAKE LIGHT CAMERAS

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Introduction: You can use the third brake light cameras to keep an eye on your load while monitoring the area behind your vehicle. There are many factors to think about while deciding on a camera system.

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It can be easy to forget about the importance of updating your technology when you're driving around town every day, but in the case of your brake light cameras, it's crucial that you keep up with technology and not let your current vehicle monitor system get outdated. Here are 4 reasons why you shouldn't forget about updating your brake light cameras to the latest and greatest.
For safety reasons
Whether you drive a small sedan or an oversized SUV, outdated are a dangerous threat and should be dealt with immediately. Not only does it affect your safety as a driver, but it also poses a risk to others on the road. When your brake lights aren't working properly, other drivers might not know that you are slowing down-and they could end up crashing into your car if they don't react in time.

The police are targeting brake light cameras now

While illegal, driving with a busted brake light may not be enough to get you caught. But if you have a red light camera that snapped your picture breaking that law, expect to receive a ticket in your mailbox within a few days. The police are now using brake light cameras as an excuse to pull people over and issue tickets for other moving violations.

To prevent your insurance rates from going up

If a vehicle has no working brake lights, it can be considered a high-risk vehicle by the vehicle Insurance Company. It's one of those safety issues that insurance companies love to use as an excuse to raise rates on you. So, check your brake light camera regularly and fix any issues before they become an issue for you.

To stay legal

Some states require all vehicles to have functioning brake lights at all times. Check with your local DMV website or call them directly if you're unsure about state laws regarding brake lights in your area. Even without state laws requiring them, though, having functioning brakes is a good idea!

Final words:

Vehicle Monitors like brake light cameras and other security systems are essential to your vehicle's safety and security. So, you should not forget about updating your brake light cameras if they have been damaged or broken in any way. Many companies like CKO Internationals deal in all kinds of automobile surveillance equipment. They can also help you install new cameras and maintenance services.

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Why You Should not Forget About Improving Your Brake Light Cameras

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It can be easy to forget about the importance of updating your technology when you're driving around town every day, but in the case of your brake light cameras, it's crucial that you keep up with technology and not let your current vehicle monitor system get outdated.

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What are the uses of DVS Compliance? Know About the 15 Tips

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What are the uses of DVS Compliance? Know About the 15 Tips

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All trucks with a GVW of more than 12 tonnes must obtain a Direct Vision Standard (DVS) and safety permit for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) before entering or operating in Greater London. The plan aims to make streets safer for everyone who uses them, from walkers to bicyclists to motorcyclists.

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A DVR or Digital Video recorder is a cutting-edge device or service widely utilized for recording and accumulating videos. Here are details about DVR to assist decide if you want one for your TV.
What Is a DVR and How Does It Work?
DVRs gained huge popularity since the 1990s with the opening of TiVo. Watching saved videos let you reverse and fast-forward the options. If you watch any program on TV live streaming, you can break or pause and start again where you closed.

Our DVRs at CKO International can be incorporated into the set-top box provided by your cable or satellite technicians, even as; they are also retailed as separate units. DVR units you purchase from our store videos on a hard drive, but cloud DVR services continue recordings on a remote server possessed by the service provider.
What Is a DVR Used For?
DVRs are mainly used to record saved movies and TV series, so you can easily watch them later. You can usually establish your DVR to store specific shows or programs when they appear. If you are watching your favorite show, you can have it quickly record only new events and remove old ones. DVRs with several tuners incorporated can even record several channels at the same time.

The DVR saves buffer area on the hard drive and, thus, can continually record stored live TV. This makes it likely to pause and reverse live broadcasts. If you overlook the opening of an event, you can start from the start and go through commercials.

Apart from recording TV, there are also DVRs for recording live camera feeds. These devices are usually used as part of security systems to record surveillance video.

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A DVR or Digital Video recorder is a cutting-edge device or service widely utilized for recording and accumulating videos. Here are details about DVR to assist decide if you want one for your TV. What Is a DVR and How Does It Work? DVRs gained huge popularity since the 1990s with the opening of TiVo.

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The Direct Vision Standard (DVS) is the first legislation of its kind. Since October 2020, all goods vehicles over 12 tonnes require a permit to drive into Greater London (including vehicles from outside of the UK). Enforced by Transport for London (TfL), the legislation is based on a 'star rating', indicating how much a driver can see from the cab in relation to other road users. The vehicle manufacturer will issue a star rating for your vehicle. This rating (0-5) is based on how the vehicle left the production line, and will not consider any aftermarket safety systems that have been fitted. By 2024, the DVS minimum star requirements will increase to three stars.

If your HGV is rated zero stars, you will need to make your vehicle safer by fitting it with safe system improvements. To apply for a permit as a zero star rated vehicle, you need to fit your vehicle with all the safety equipment listed below.

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The Direct Vision Standard (DVS) is the first legislation of its kind. Since October 2020, all goods vehicles over 12 tonnes require a permit to drive into Greater London (including vehicles from outside of the UK).

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Technical Support Helpline

Our Technical helpline allows us to provide a full backup service to our customers, who can have confidence in our long-term support. Contact our team to discuss any issues or enquires.

Professional Repair for Warranty Items

CKO warrants all goods to be free from defect in material and workmanship in normal use, provided that they have been installed and operated in accordance with the instructions supplied. We offer a professional repair service for warranty items. Contact our team to discuss CKO's warranty terms and conditions.

Timely Delivery

We offer a reliable and time-critical delivery service through DPD Local. Orders will be shipped the same day* if placed before 3PM - DVR orders before 2:30PM.
*Provided that the items are in stock.

Record up to 8 channels video and audio, plus 1 IPC

Built in GPS for vehicle location, speed and time which is also watermarked including vehicle registration on video footage

Built in 3-axis G sensor to detect vehicle impact, harsh braking and rapid acceleration

Customisable alarm inputs to record events and automatically view selected cameras on screen, for example to display side camera when indicating

Alarm outputs to trigger other devices

Intelligent voltage protection to turn the DVR off at specified parameters

Options for time sync with GPS and automatic Daylight-Saving time switch

3 power modes - Ignition switches on and off with the vehicle's ignition, timed turns on and off at set times and Standby keeping the DVR on and switches the cameras off.

3 recording modes - Power records when the time is on, Timed records at specified times and Alarm only records alarm files

Records in AHD 1080p & AHD 720p or D1 camera format, with options to have a mixed format

SD card back up function

Snap shot image alarm function

Import and export config files by USB for fleet continuity

Cameras can be mirrored and flipped on the DVR

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Digital Video Recorders - CKO International Ltd.

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Technical Support Helpline Our Technical helpline allows us to provide a full backup service to our customers, who can have confidence in our long-term support. Contact our team to discuss any issues or enquires.

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THE BEST HIDDEN BRAKE LIGHT CAMERAS SECRETS YOU MUST KNOW

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Note : THE BEST HIDDEN BRAKE LIGHT CAMERAS SECRETS YOU MUST KNOW

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Digital Video Recorders- How Do They Work?

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Digital Video Recorders- How Do They Work?

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Video is recorded by a digital video recorder (DVR) onto local storage media, most frequently a hard disc. DVR may collect video from a digital source or record analog video sources locally. Coaxial cables link DVRs to analog cameras so they can be viewed remotely. DVRs include more features, such as the capacity to search through recordings for occurrences or arrange them by time and date. When storage is full, DVRs may be set up to automatically replace older material. Digital video recorders are a huge craze with the experts and let's dig in to know more about it in detail.
How does a digital video recorder work?
Users using digital video recorders don't need to install any storage media because the recorder has an inbuilt hard drive and may begin recording immediately. When it comes to analogue camera recording, digital video contains features like remote access motion detection, real-time watching, recording, and backup. Regarding home entertainment, the television signal enters the digital video recorder directly before being converted into a digital format by a MPEG-2 encoder. From there, the material is sent to two distinct targets: the television and the hard disc for storage and viewing, respectively. Digital video recorders in more recent models can concurrently record multiple videos from several channels.
Hardware Features of DVR

may be mounted in a server rack

Several source inputs (coaxial and optical) are possible

output on an external monitor

Camera tilt, pan, and zoom (PTZ) I/O connection

event alerts from security equipment

Alerts for connection problems

Features of DVR software

either user- or event-triggered image capture

User or event-specified recording resolution

Higher quality H.264 video compression with less bandwidth

video analytics such as dwell duration, motion tracking, and direction of movement

Search features for alarms, events, and times

recordings in many audio channels

Archives of video

Different types of video recorders

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Digital Video Recorders- How Do They Work?

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Video is recorded by a digital video recorder (DVR) onto local storage media, most frequently a hard disc. DVR may collect video from a digital source or record analog video sources locally. Coaxial cables link DVRs to analog cameras so they can be viewed remotely.

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High Tech FORS Compliance - CKO International Ltd. 

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High Tech FORS Compliance - CKO International Ltd. 

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FORS is a Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme. Our FORS Compliance is intended and open to any organization working a fleet such as vans, trucks, Lorries, mini-buses and coaches. At CKO International, we aim FORS to encompass one system, which comes with the entire safety features, boosts fuel efficiency, improves economic operations and vehicle emissions, and makes roads safer and cleaner.

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Find Spots To Install Hidden Home Security CCTV AHD Cameras

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Find Spots To Install Hidden Home Security CCTV AHD Cameras

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Security cameras are a terrific way to increase your sense of security since they provide additional eyes on your home round-the-clock.

There is no one-size-fits-all guideline for security Lighting Camera installation because your property's layout, spending capacity, and home security goals differ from your neighbor's. However, based on the vulnerabilities in your house, this guide will assist you in taking into account all parts of your home security system and determining which ones are essential.

Contrary to popular belief, 34% of thieves enter through the front door, according to data from the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors. Package thieves are also more prone to commit their crimes there. Everyone entering and leaving your house, including family members, babysitters, maintenance workers, and delivery personnel, is recorded via a camera at the main door. (Pro tip: Video doorbells are excellent for the front entrance; you can use them alone or with another exterior camera pointed towards the garage or yard.)

Whether they are invited or not, people can enter through out-of-sight doors unnoticed. According to NACHI data, 22% of break-ins occur through the rear entrance. Make sure that the doors and the passage areas till the road must be covered. Also you can look for lighting camera that offer alarm system as well so that you can get to know when there is a burglar trying to enter your home. Also make sure that the camera also covers the dog house so that you can keep a watch on the pet also.

Because they have one of the weakest access points, burglars frequently target garages. A camera positioned towards your driveway or garage keeps an eye on everyone using the cars, motorcycles, tools, barbecues, sports equipment, and other items. The camera aids in keeping you linked if your garage is unattached. If the garage is linked, the extra security guards keep an eye on yet another potential entrance to your house. You could want a camera at the gate's end of your driveway to catch anyone trying to enter.

Installing cameras in common areas like the kitchen or living room is a terrific way to monitor home helpers like cleaners and repairmen, the babysitter's attentiveness, what the dogs are up to, and the behavior of children and pets. Prioritize checking any rooms with sizable ground-floor windows to determine whether someone has tampered with them or used one as a point of entry.

You can keep an eye on anyone looking at your house from the outside by keeping an eye on the yard. It's useful for recording the actions of children, animals, and intruders. Install cameras in the key passageways to make it harder for someone to move about your property unobserved. Even if an intruder moves around the house after breaking in through a bathroom, bedroom, or another unobserved place, they will still be seen on video.
Conclusion
It is really important to keep some things in mind when yuo are planning to install AHD cameras . Many of these cameras simply require a hard connection to their power source and can communicate over Wi-Fi. Smaller Lighting Camera like video doorbells and peephole cameras that regularly require batteries are even more user-friendly. The installation of outdoor security cameras can be more difficult, particularly if your home outside has few power outlets, you don't have many tools, or you are worried about changing your property's aesthetic. In these situations, you might wish to employ a specialist with knowledge of previous camera installations.

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Find Spots To Install Hidden Home Security CCTV AHD Cameras

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Security cameras are a terrific way to increase your sense of security since they provide additional eyes on your home round-the-clock. There is no one-size-fits-all guideline for security Lighting Camera installation because your property's layout, spending capacity, and home security goals differ from your neighbor's.

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Get FORS Compliance In South East England -CKO International Ltd.

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Get FORS Compliance In South East England -CKO International Ltd.

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AHD stands for Analog High Definition; however, our AHD cameras are analogue high-definition cameras, and the transmission signal includes a high-definition analogue signal. Our AHD camera at CKO International tracks the process of simulating standard definition transmission, which helps decrease the complication of building and operation, diminish the cost of supplementary materials and retain the intricacy and technical supplies of building workers.