Vision solutions can be customised to suit the needs of specialised vehicles and dangerous workplaces. Emergency situations provide hectic, unpredictable worksites with the added issue of urgency. A clearer view with reduced blind spots, assists the driver to move efficiently and safely. Recording these views are a great tool to examine incidents and improve work methods.

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Both contact lenses and eyeglasses correct this in the same way – by adding an additional corrective lens to make the effective focal length of your eye match the distance to your retina – but there are differences because contact lenses sit directly on your eyes. In a contact lens, the lens doesn't need to cover as much space (it only needs to be big enough for your pupil at its maximum dilation) and can achieve this with less material. For eyeglasses lenses, the lens needs to cover a much larger area and is thicker as a result.

We have a diverse range of camera systems to suit all budgets and applications. We primarily use and recommend Clarion systems and have budget systems from the ProVision range.

It is possible to install your camera system, however, a basic knowledge of auto electrical is recommended. All rear view camera systems and products come with installation manuals to assist you with this.

A virtual image is different: when the rays diverge from a lens, their orientation makes it look like they came from the location of the virtual image. In other words, if you follow the refracted rays backwards but only following straight lines, they'll all converge at the location of the virtual image. However, light rays don't physically converge at this location, and if you placed a screen there, you wouldn't see an image.

Yes, multiple cameras can easily be connected. Clarion has a power box that accepts three camera inputs, with the facility to add on a three camera switch box. Depending on which model, ProVision has a two, three and four camera input versions.

There are quite a few unique terms used in optics, and understanding these is crucial if you're studying the physics of lenses.

D-Teg dashcams are ideal for fleet vehicles, offering a tamper-proof recording system, with lockable cover and twin data storage for greater recording capacity. The system is easy to install, with the flexibility to add a second camera for driver, load or rear viewing. It’s a compact, windscreen mounted unit that’s also available as a hardwired option to record events whenever the vehicle is running.

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The monitor is typically mounted in the field of view, depending on the vehicle, this may be on the dashboard, in the dashboard, or suspended from the bulkhead.

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Kits can be custom-made to suit waste trucks, providing driver vision and recorded footage for up to 8 cameras around the vehicle. These systems deliver timed, recorded vision of collections, waste product and incidents. Kits can be designed to meet the specific requirements of vehicles or business operations to increase efficiencies, improve customer service and for greater road safety.

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Our installation technicians have performed fleet installations in All states of Australia including New South Wales (NSW), Queensland (Qld), Victoria (Vic), South Australia (SA), Tasmania (Tas), and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). If you have a vehicle fleet based in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide or any Australian East Coast centres, please contact us for a consultation.

• The focal point is the point where parallel rays converge when after passing through a lens. • The focal length of a lens is the distance from its center to the focal point, essentially defining the "bending power" of a lens. • The optical axis is the line of symmetry for the lens. • A light ray is an approximation of the path of light, where straight lines are used to represent the motion of light waves (or photons). Every point on an object produces light rays in every possible direction, but usually a few specific rays are chosen to determine the location of the resulting image. • An optical lens is a single piece of material designed to cause light rays to converge (convex lens) or diverge (concave lens). • A biconvex lens is a simple optical lens with two convex sides (producing the lentil-like shape that gave lenses their name), sometimes called a convex-convex lens and having a positive focal length by definition. They're used in magnifying glasses, telescopes, microscopes and even the human eye. • The depth of field describes the range of distances at which objects are in focus when viewed through a lens, and is common terminology in photography in particular. Since the light sensors in cameras are of a fixed size, if the image is slightly unfocused but the amount of error is sufficiently small, it won't actually register as out of focus. This range of focus is the depth of field. • The prime lens is a lens used in photography with a fixed focal length, as opposed to zoom lenses where the focal length can be changed. In other contexts, though, prime lens can be used to mean the primary lens in a system composed of multiple lenses.

Truck Rear Vision Systems’ progressive visibility solutions offer on-demand access, live streaming and storage for recorded systems. We strive to continually improve vision and safety in the workplace and have earned a reputation for providing value for money, quality products, outstanding support and custom service solutions.

Truck Rear Vision Systems offer progressive visibility solutions for on-demand access, live streaming and storage for recorded systems. We specialise is custom solutions to suit your business and vehicle requirements. Our systems are designed to be flexible; allowing you to upgrade components, install additional cameras or add new vision features, to suit your needs.

Essentially, lenses work by bending light rays that pass through them through refraction, but this basic point can be implemented in different ways that varies according to the lens type. Luckily, the basics of such lenses are easy to understand when you learn a little more about how they work.

Like everything, you get what you pay for.  Before having the cheapest solution, you need to look at the processors and quality of the parts. Generally if a price looks too good to be true, it can involve longer term maintenance costs and lower reliability.

‍Dome cameras deliver the ideal safety solution for bus drivers. Providing a totally flexible view of the passenger activity, focusing on entry and exit points to assist in safe passenger flow. A birds-eye camera system is the perfect solution for observing the exterior of the bus; eliminating blind spots and making the driver aware of all hazards including, pedestrians, vehicles, or fixed objects. Dome cameras are a great solution for buses negotiating tight street conditions or heavy traffic.

Our fully trained team of technicians custom fit cameras and recording systems across a range of vehicles, machinery and heavy equipment. We also provide servicing, repairs and maintenance to ensure your products remain in optimal working condition. Our fleet of fully equipped service vehicles enable us to install and service onsite, to minimise equipment downtime.

In the black and white range, Clarion has a 6" and a 4.5" monitor. In the colour range, Clarion have a 5.6" and 6.5" monitor and ProVision have a 4.2", 5" and 7" monitor.

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The Clarion systems come in either black and white monitor versions or colour monitor versions. ProVision systems are colour only.

TRVS has over 25 years’ experience installing the latest rear view camera systems, safety monitoring and recording equipment in the mining, transport, earthmoving, waste, agriculture, construction and warehousing industries across Australia.

This process can be done using Snell's law of refraction, but a few tricks can simplify the process too. For example, a ray that passes through the center of the lens is barely deflected at all, and one that strikes the lens perpendicular to the optical axis is refracted to pass through the focal point for the lens.

Since 1987, Truck Rear Vision Systems has supplied high quality vehicle safety cameras and mobile CCTV surveillance equipment to the mining, transport, earthmoving, waste, agriculture, construction and warehousing industries.

‍Sensors are ideal for street sweepers of all shapes and sizes. This obstacle detection system offers visual and audio alerts, alerting the driver to hazards in blind spots, when reversing or manoeuvring the sweeper. Sensors increase driver safety when drivers are performing multiple tasks and may not be aware of changing conditions around them. They’re developed for rugged conditions and work well in fog, rain, snow or in dusty environments.

Mobile Vision Integration delivers the next step in vision and recording systems. Moving beyond improving driver visibility and recording vehicle activity to integrate on-vehicle business systems for remote driver and vehicle viewing. Vehicles are no longer isolated from the business once they leave your depot or worksite. As an integral business asset, trucks, vehicles and equipment can now be remotely monitored to increase efficiencies and maximise productivity. Vehicles are now an extension of the offices, they are connected virtually, communicating regularly and are better utilised than ever before.

All systems are wired into either the reverse relay or reverse switch, which will provide a trigger upon selection of reverse which will power up the monitor to show you the view.

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We honour the manufactures warranty on all of our camera products and reversing safety camera systems. Clarion offers a 12 month warranty on their rear vision camera systems, with their support from their Melbourne based premises. ProVision products also carry a 12 month warranty for all monitors, cameras, reversing safety systems and rear vision accessories.

Mobile Vision Integration connects the view from a vehicle to the business, integrating camera systems to existing or new vehicle based systems such as route planning, telematics or messaging systems. MVI partners with software and hardware providers to add vision to their products, we design and manufacture wiring solutions to integrate products; making different brands and applications compatible. MVI brings together mobile applications, connectivity, live streaming and remote viewing; creating a solution to meet each business’s needs and packaging the new system’s hardware in a secure, compact and tamperproof enclosure.

Ray diagrams are an extremely useful tool in optics, and they are used to find the location where an image will be formed based on the location of the object and the lens. By drawing some key light emerging from an object and marking their path as they pass through the lens, the point where they meet is where the image will be formed.

The camera is ideally located at the highest point at the rear of the vehicle. This allows for a better overall view of the area behind the vehicle. You can ask one of our reversing camera specialists about the best positioning for in-car cameras, truck cameras, forklift cameras or any other rear view cameras and monitors.

If you're "farsighted," the lenses in your eyes would produce an image further back than your retinas, so you need converging lenses to correct this issue.

Truck Rear Vision Systems is a Melbourne based company with vast experience in servicing the Melbourne metro and regional areas of Victoria such as Bendigo, Geelong, Wodonga, and Mildura.

A logistics business transporting agricultural products installed an in-vehicle camera recording system to improve safety and productivity. Four cameras were installed in and around the vehicles to increase safety and performance. Read the Case Study for all the details.

Our extensive range of high quality rear vision visibility solutions are designed to improve safety and productivity in the workplace. Each model in our range of safety cameras and reversing systems offer features that may suit a variety of vehicles and industries. The product range is scalable and may be customised to suit the operational needs of your business and your budget.

Other common types of lenses are eyeglasses lenses or the contact lens, and both of these work to correct the problems with your vision. If you're "nearsighted," this means your eye lenses create images in front of the light-sensitive retina in your eye, and so you need diverging (concave) lenses to move the image further back.

A customised vision solution provided forklift operators with a clear vision of four gabbing jaws on a unique forklift attachment, used to handle stacks of layered wire mesh. Read the Case Study for details of how the multi-camera installation delivered productivity gains and cost benefits.

Our range of vision solutions feature the latest technology in mobile cameras, in-vehicle digital recorders, enhanced systems, such as blind side or bird’s eye viewing and live-streaming for remote monitoring.  And our team of trained technicians customise installations to fit light commercial vehicles, truck fleets and heavy equipment. Our vision solutions are specifically designed to suit the operational needs of your business and your budget. And we offer the flexibility of fitting your vehicles at our Dandenong facility or our service vehicles can install at your worksite.

You encounter lenses every day. Whether it's the lens on your cell phone camera, the lenses on the eyeglasses or contact lenses you use to see clearly, magnifying glasses, microscopes, telescopes or something else entirely, the physics of lenses explains how a simple piece of glass can be used to magnify, minimize or bring images into focus for any purpose.

Self installation will vary depending on the type of vehicle to be installed with your camera vision system. It will generally take approximately 4 - 5 hours to install a rear vision camera system to your vehicle.

A lens is a piece of transparent material that is shaped so as to cause light rays to bend in a specific way as they pass through it, whether that means making the rays converge to a specific point or to diverge as if from a specific point. The material used could be a piece of glass or plastic, and the shape of the lens determines whether it causes light rays to converge or diverge. The word "lens" comes from the Latin word for "lentil," due to the similarity in shape between a converging lens and the legume.

A prime lens is a basic lens with a fixed focal length, and a zoom lens has a variable focal length, so you don't have to physically change your location to get something in focus. A wide-angle lens is a type of lens with a very small focal length that dramatically increases the field of view, and a fisheye lens is essentially an extreme version of a wide angle lens.

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Other examples are telephoto lenses, which have very long focal lengths and are intended to capture subjects that are far away, and macro lenses that are intended to focus at very close ranges and either produce life-size or magnified versions of objects.

A camera lens is one of the most familiar types of lenses you encounter on a daily basis, and these come in many different types, although they all share the same basic principles of operation outlined previously.

Our fully trained team of technicians not only customise and install rear view camera systems, safety cameras, monitoring and drive recording systems, they also provide servicing, repairs and maintenance to ensure your products remain in optimal working condition.

In short, the law says that if you're going from a lower refractive index substance to a higher one (e.g., from air to glass), the light ray is deflected towards the "normal" to the surface (i.e., towards the direction perpendicular to the surface at that point) and that the opposite is true for light rays going from a higher refractive index material to a lower one.

‍Split screen monitors deliver a multi camera perspective for specialised transport. Designed to improve safety by enhancing visibility, these systems offer a combination of views, rear, side etc. to reduce blind spots and are ideal for vehicles carrying over dimension loads or dangerous goods.

All systems are adapted to handle low light situations. Clarions colour systems are rated to 1 LUX (low light rating), without the aid of LED lighting. Rear View Cameras Australia are rated to 0 LUX using infrared LED's which provides a black and white image.

Truck Rear Vision Systems specialise in enhanced visibility vehicle solutions that include cameras, monitoring devices and remote viewing. We have over 25 years’ experience supporting the mining, transport, earthmoving, waste, agriculture, construction and warehousing industries, across Australia.

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Multi camera systems are ideal for public transport vehicles as they increase driver and passenger safety by covering blind spots and monitoring passenger movement to improve driver visibility. By integrating video, audio and GPS tracking functions, recorders provide a monitoring and incident management solution for trams, taxi’s and buses.

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*Vision systems supplied and installed by Truck Rear Vision Systems are to be used as a driver/operator aid only.  They are no substitute for driver or operator responsibility.

‍Wireless systems are ideal for the mining industry as they don’t require extensive cabling. Trailers and equipment can integrate easily, using a single monitor. They’re built for heavy duty, commercial use, offering a vision solution that works in bad weather and low light conditions to improve driver safety.

Clarion supplies only colour cameras, however the choice of monitor will determine the picture. The black and white monitors are a CRT type monitor and naturally, are a lot larger compared to the LCD colour monitors.

This time estimate may change from static machinery and cars, to heavy vehicles such as Waste Vehicles, Road Sweepers, Vans, Caravans, Motor-homes, Cranes, Horse Floats, Buses, Emergency Vehicles, Semi Trailers, Transport Vehicles, Forklifts, Earthmoving Equipment, and Agricultural Equipment.

Depending on the camera selected, generally, horizontal view is approximately 118 degrees; vertical view is approximately 97 degrees.

The actual bending of light rays produced by a lens occurs because the lens material has a different index of refraction than the surrounding air. This behavior is described by Snell's law for refraction, which relates the different in angle between the incident and refracted light ray to the indices of refraction for the two materials.

TRVS has over 25 years’ experience installing the latest camera and recording systems in the mining, transport, earthmoving, waste, agriculture, construction and warehousing industries across Australia. Over the years, we have earned a reputation for providing value for money, quality products, outstanding support and a range of service solutions.

The image produced by the lens can be real or virtual. For a real image, the light rays converge to form an image at a specific location, and you could see that image if you placed a screen at that location. In the human eye and the region behind a camera lens, photosensitive cells or materials are used to pick up this image.

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A 360⁰ surround view offers workplace safety benefits for construction vehicles. Birdseye systems reduce blind spots around heavy equipment to improve operating efficiencies and reduce the risk of accidents. The monitor stitches four views into one image to provide the driver with real-time surround viewing

We stock a digital transmitter and reciever which can be customised for the specific applications, however, we dont recommend wireless for most industrial applications because you get a far better outcome from fitting cable.