Driving safety data reveals a striking truth: nighttime travel (6:00 PM - 6:00 AM) accounts for 37.2% of global traffic accidents, with 62% traced to impaired visibility. In severe weather—rain, fog, or sandstorms—the accident rate surges to 4.3 times that of sunny days, all rooted in visible light failure that leaves drivers blind to hazards.
Traditional car cameras rely on visible light, leading to noise, blurriness, or blackouts in extreme conditions. Worse, human reaction time slows by 0.5-1 second at night—enough for a car moving at 60 km/h to travel 16.7 meters, turning avoidable risks into collisions. Thermal imaging technology solves this by capturing infrared radiation, not light, making temperature-differentiated hazards visible regardless of light or weather.
Our RSNV’s Dr2/Dr3/Dr6 Thermal Car Cameras are engineered for this challenge. Equipped with high-sensitivity infrared detectors, they capture temperature differences to alert drivers to pedestrians, vehicles, or obstacles ahead—securing critical reaction time.
Three resolutions， 256x192px (RSNV-Dr2)，384x288px (RSNV-Dr3)，640x512px (RSNV-Dr6) to meet diverse needs.
RSNV thermal cameras focus solely on "making dangers visible"—no fancy features, just reliable protection. Choosing the right resolution isn’t an extra cost, but a safety guarantee for you and your family. Let RSNV guide you through every dark or foggy journey.
