AHD DVR Manufacturers

Carleader is a professional maunfacturer and supplier of car dash camera and moblie DVR. But do you know what is the difference between a dash cam and an MDVR? The following an introduction to Car DVR dashcam and MDVR.

Screen splitter, also known as video screen splitter, monitor with screen splitter, screen processor, there are 4 splits, 9 split, 16 split, manufacturers also produce 20 split, 24 split and 32 split mode, you can display 4, 9, 16, 32 camera images on a monitor at the same time, you can also send the image signal to the video recording equipment to record backup. Screen splitter has a variety of flexible display modes, but also a single screen full screen display, you can superimpose time and edit the channel name characters, etc.

Carleader 5 Inch 2CH AHD Vehicle Reversing Monitor is a compact yet functional 5-inch AHD monitor designed for reliable performance in a variety of visual monitoring applications.

Carleader has launched a Waterproof Side View Camera for Commercial Vehicles with Day Night Vision, model CL-819, designed to provide additional side visibility for trucks, vans, buses, delivery vehicles and other commercial vehicles. Featuring a 140° wide-angle view, 2.0mm lens, automatic IR-Cut day/night switching, 5-LED low-light illumination and IP69K waterproof protection, this Commercial Vehicle Side Camera can be integrated with CVBS, AHD720P or AHD1080P vehicle monitoring systems.

Carleader AHD Night Vision Waterproof Heavy Duty Side View Vehicle Camera is a high-performance side view camera designed to deliver clear visibility in any harsh weather conditions.

rearview mirror has become an important part of automobile equipment for a century. However, although it is as useful as the conventional rearview mirror, it has two considerable disadvantages: the conventional rearview mirror can't help you see below the rear window and can't provide a wide field of vision.If your vehicle does not currently have a back-up camera (the same as the rear-view camera), then your next brand-new car may use it. Since May 2018, American regulations have required all new cars, vehicles, vans and other vehicles to be equipped with rear-view surveillance technology, and in many cases, rear cameras are required.