This 360 degree panoramic camera set produces a complete bird-eye view around the vehicle by stitching images from lens units mounted at the front, rear and both sides. HD optical lenses keep kerbs, posts and pedestrians distinguishable on the combined screen, which helps drivers judge clearance when turning a long truck in a tight yard or slotting a bus into a depot bay. Waterproof housings tolerate rain, dust and routine wash-down, so exterior mounting holds up across the seasons. The set is calibrated during installation for accurate stitching, and wide voltage support covers trucks, buses and heavy commercial vehicles running 12V or 24V systems.
| Product Type | 360 Degree Panoramic Surround View Camera Set |
|---|---|
| Camera Resolution | AHD 1080P |
| View Angle | 190° Fisheye, 360° combined panoramic view |
| Night Vision | Low-light Night Vision |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 |
| Voltage | DC 12V – 24V |
| Lens | HD Optical Glass Fisheye Lens |
| Screen Size | Display on separate 360 host monitor |
| Wired or Wireless | Wired |
| Working Temperature | -20°C ~ +70°C |
| Vehicle Compatibility | Truck, Bus, Coach, Trailer, Heavy Commercial Vehicle |
The lens units sit at the front, rear and both sides, and the host stitches their feeds into a single overhead view of the vehicle. Drivers see the whole perimeter on one screen, which is especially useful for long trucks in tight yards, buses entering depot bays and trailers being aligned with a loading dock.
Low-light capable sensors and calibrated exposure keep the panorama readable in dim yards, underground depots and night shift operations. Posts, kerbs and personnel remain visible in the combined view, so the driver is not forced to rely on torchlight or a spotter standing outside the cab after dark.
Each lens unit is sealed to IP67 with a protected optical window, keeping water, mud and grit away from the sensor. The units hold stable imaging through rain, dusty construction roads and routine high-pressure washing, which makes permanent exterior mounting viable without seasonal removal.
The host switches between panoramic view and single-camera views according to the manoeuvre in progress, and turn signal or reverse engagement can bring up the relevant side automatically. Calibration is carried out with floor markers during installation, and the four lens images are aligned so the stitched picture lines up with actual vehicle dimensions.
The set suits trucks, buses, coaches, trailers and other heavy commercial vehicles, and runs on both 12V and 24V systems. It is typically installed by fleet workshops and modification shops during safety retrofit projects, where the calibration step and lens positioning are handled by trained technicians. The result is full-perimeter visibility that complements mirrors rather than replacing them.
