Low-profile windshield fit
Forward-facing wedge camera
A compact angled housing keeps the road-view camera close to the glass and out of the driver's normal sight line.
Dash and driver cameras
Road, driver, and passenger-area video without a bulky windshield setup.
OcLUM plans compact camera options for roadway context, driver and passenger-area coverage, vehicle-specific mounting, and practical video retrieval.
Full HD recordingRoad and cabin viewsEvent-file protection
Compact recording camera
Discreet hardware for the road ahead
A low-profile camera can capture roadway context while keeping the windshield installation compact and serviceable.
Camera and mounting options
Choose the camera body, mount, and views for the vehicle.
The final fit depends on windshield angle, mirror and sensor placement, passenger-area coverage, cable routing, storage access, and whether one or more views are required.
Road and exterior context
Road view with local recording controls
A wide exterior view records roadway and nearby vehicle context while the camera body provides accessible status, microphone, and storage controls.
Secure installation
Locking mount and service access
Mounting and removable-storage access can be planned so the device stays secure while remaining serviceable.
Driver and passenger view
Compact driver or secondary camera
A secondary camera can cover the driver, front passenger area, entry activity, or another cabin view when the selected system permits it.
Camera bodies and recorded views
Compare the hardware, then review the coverage it can produce.
Use the arrows to compare compact camera bodies with real road, driver, front-cabin, rear-passenger, bus-interior, and multi-camera playback views.
Recording workflow
Capture the event, protect the file, and retrieve the evidence.
The useful result is not only a camera on the glass. Storage, event behavior, review access, and retention expectations need to be planned with the installation.
1Confirm the required views
Set the forward, driver, front-cabin, passenger-area, or secondary views around the vehicle and operating goal.
2Mount and route cleanly
Keep the camera discreet, preserve driver visibility, and route power or data cabling for service access.
3Protect incident footage
G-sensor event behavior can lock selected files so normal loop recording does not overwrite them.
4Review and export
Retrieve supported footage from removable storage, a mobile workflow, or the selected DVR review system.
Core capabilities
Simple recording features selected for fleet use.
Capabilities vary by camera and package, so OcLUM confirms the final hardware and recording path before quoting.
Full HD videoAvailable camera options can support 1080p recording at up to 30 frames per second.
Wide road and cabin coverageWide-angle camera options can capture roadway, driver, entry, or passenger-area context without requiring a large camera body.
G-sensor event lockingSudden impact or motion events can mark and protect supported clips from routine overwrite.
Loop recording and accessStorage can cycle older footage while preserving selected events for computer or mobile review.
Choose the package
Need a dash camera or a connected vehicle DVR?
OcLUM can help choose a stand-alone camera, a multi-view DVR package, or an integration path that matches the vehicle and review workflow.