The SF-409 is a 10-inch wireless vehicle camera monitoring system designed for heavy machinery, featuring 4-channel HD cameras, 50m wireless transmission, and all-weath…
| Parameter | Specification | Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | SF-409 | Display Size | 10 inches |
| Display Resolution | 1024 × 600 | Screen Brightness | 800 cd/m² |
| Touch Type | Capacitive multi-touch | Display Mode | Single-view / multi-view split-screen |
| Monitor Operating Voltage | DC 12–60V | Camera Operating Voltage | DC 12–24V |
| Average Power Consumption | 6.6W (DC 12V) | Wireless Technology | 2.4 GHz digital wireless |
| Wireless Transmission Range | Up to 50 m (164 ft) in open environments | Camera Channels | 4 channels (AHD HD infrared cameras) |
| Camera Field of View | 120° wide angle | Night Vision | Infrared (IR) night vision |
| Protection Rating | IP65 (dust and water resistant) | Operating Temperature | -20°C to +70°C (-4°F to +158°F) |
| Storage Support | TF card up to 512 GB | Recording Mode | Automatic loop recording |
| Trigger Inputs | 4-channel trigger signal inputs | External Battery | Supports 7000 mAh expansion battery |
| Image Modes | Normal / mirror / vertical flip |
The SF-409 is ideal for excavators, wheel loaders, bulldozers, and cranes operating on construction
sites where dust, vibration, and limited visibility pose significant safety risks. The IP65-rated
components and wide operating temperature range (-20°C to +70°C) ensure reliable performance in
demanding outdoor conditions.
For forklifts and reach trucks in busy warehouses and distribution centers, the system’s smart
trigger switching automatically displays the rear camera view when reversing, helping operators
navigate narrow aisles and avoid collisions with personnel and inventory.
Tractors, harvesters, and sprayers benefit from 360° visibility across large fields. The 50-meter
wireless range is particularly valuable for agricultural machinery where cameras are mounted at a
distance from the operator cabin. Night vision capability supports round-the-clock harvesting during
peak seasons.
Heavy-duty terminal tractors, dump trucks, and mining equipment operate in high-risk environments
with significant blind spots. The SF-409’s loop recording feature provides valuable video evidence
for incident investigation and fleet safety management.
Garbage trucks, street sweepers, and utility maintenance vehicles benefit from multi-camera
monitoring to protect workers and pedestrians during complex urban maneuvers.
Unlike traditional wired camera systems that require complex cabling through the vehicle chassis, the SF-409’s 2.4 GHz wireless technology enables plug-and-play installation. This dramatically reduces labor costs, installation time, and the risk of cable damage—minimizing vehicle downtime.
With an IP65 protection rating and an operating temperature range of -20°C to +70°C (-4°F to +158°F), the SF-409 is built to withstand dust, water jets, vibration, and extreme temperatures. This ruggedness ensures long-term, maintenance-free operation in the harshest working environments.
The combination of 800 cd/m² high-brightness display, AHD HD imaging, infrared night vision, and 120° wide-angle lenses guarantees clear, detailed images—whether operating under harsh sunlight, in darkness, or through dust and rain.
The ability to connect up to 4 cameras with independent trigger inputs makes the SF-409 a highly scalable solution. It can be configured for front, rear, left, and right monitoring—or specialized views such as bucket, blade, or implement cameras—adapting to virtually any vehicle type.
By eliminating blind spots and providing automatic reversing views, the SF-409 helps fleet operators meet workplace safety regulations and reduce accident-related costs. Loop recording further supports compliance with fleet management and insurance documentation requirements.
The monitor’s wide DC 12–60V input range is compatible with virtually all commercial and industrial vehicle electrical systems, from 12V light equipment to 48V heavy machinery—eliminating the need for voltage converters.
