Brigade & Hikvision · Fully mobile
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From a single reversing camera on a van to multi-camera recording with 4G live view across a fleet, we design and fit camera systems for vans, HGVs, motorhomes and plant at your home, yard or depot.
5.0 from 66 Google reviewsWhat we fit
Blind spots cause bumps, near misses and disputed claims. The right cameras let your driver see them and let you prove what happened.
We fit everything from a simple rear camera and monitor to a full recording system with cameras on every side. Every system is planned around the vehicle and the way you use it, so a courier van, a tipper and a motorhome each get a different setup.
If you only need a forward-facing recorder, our professionally fitted dash cams may be the better fit, and fleets often pair cameras with vehicle tracking for fleets so footage and location sit side by side.
Brigade Electronics
Brigade is a UK specialist in commercial vehicle safety. These are the systems we build most fleet installations around.
Mobile digital recorders
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360° bird's-eye view
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Blind-spot detection
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Hikvision mobile CCTV
A four-channel recorder with a windscreen camera, a rear camera and side cameras, built for vans, taxis, logistics vehicles and trucks.
Mobile video recorder
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Windscreen camera
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Rear camera
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Side camera
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Specifications are from Hikvision's datasheets. Call us for a fitted price for your vehicle. For cars and smaller vans, the Hikvision N6 Pro mirror dash cam gives a front and reversing camera in a single unit.
Reversing cameras
A reversing camera is the simplest upgrade you can make to a van, motorhome or trailer, and the one drivers notice every day.
A rear camera feeds a monitor in the cab and switches on automatically when you select reverse. Depending on the vehicle, the camera can sit above the rear doors, in the number-plate area or in a brake-light housing, and many monitors can show distance guidelines.
If you'd rather not have a screen on the dash, a rear-view mirror monitor replaces your existing mirror and shows the camera picture when you reverse. It's a popular choice on motorhomes and vans. We'll talk you through the options for your vehicle before we start.
Lorries over 12 tonnes need a free HGV Safety Permit to operate in most of Greater London. Since 28 October 2024, TfL says vehicles rated 0, 1 or 2 stars under the Direct Vision Standard must have its Progressive Safe System fitted, and that "a camera monitoring system must be fitted" to the nearside to remove the remaining blind spot. We fit nearside cameras and monitors for operators running into London.
Camera systems can also support FORS and DVS compliance more widely. The FORS standard changes over time, so we'll check the current requirements for your vehicles before recommending a kit. Many operators protect the load area at the same time with Locks 4 Vans deadlocks and slamlocks.
We're based in Eastleigh and fit camera systems to single vans and whole fleets across Hampshire, Dorset, Wiltshire, Berkshire and Surrey, including reversing camera fitting in Portsmouth, fleet CCTV installation in Basingstoke, van camera systems in Bournemouth and vehicle CCTV fitting in Reading. If you'd like a forward camera too, see our range of FineVu dash cams.
Send us a written quote for the same job from another local fitter who can come to you within 14 days and we'll match the price, with the same equipment, installation and warranty. Orders over £500 can also be spread with 0% finance.
Questions
Yes. A reversing camera and in-cab monitor is one of the most common jobs we do on vans and motorhomes. The monitor switches on when you select reverse, and we can also fit a monitor built into a replacement rear-view mirror.
A dash cam records the road ahead, and sometimes the rear, from a single unit. Vehicle CCTV uses a mobile digital recorder with several cameras around the vehicle, trigger inputs such as indicators and reverse, and GPS, so it suits vans, HGVs and fleets that need a full record of what happened.
Yes, with a 4G-connected recorder. Brigade's MDR recorders offer live streaming, real-time GPS, event alerts and a mobile app, and footage can be downloaded remotely.
Yes. TfL's Progressive Safe System requires a camera monitoring system on the nearside of lorries over 12 tonnes rated 0, 1 or 2 stars. We can fit nearside cameras and monitors, and we'll check your vehicle against TfL's current requirements before we quote.
Camera systems can support FORS and DVS compliance. The FORS standard is updated from time to time, so call us on 023 8017 9244 and we'll check what the current standard asks for on your vehicles before recommending a kit.
Recorded footage gives you evidence if a claim is disputed. Brigade says its recorders help protect drivers against false claims and crash-for-cash fraud. Any change to your premium is down to your insurer.
Book your camera system
Tell us what you drive and what you need to see. We'll recommend the right cameras and recorder and fit them at your home, yard or depot.
