Improve blind-spot visibility
View front, rear, left and right areas from one in-cab display.
Four-camera visibility and AI-assisted pedestrian detection help operators monitor blind spots around forklifts and industrial vehicles.
Get a System RecommendationLoads, racking and the forklift itself can restrict an operator’s direct view. TP720 and TP727 combine four camera views, AI-assisted pedestrian recognition and warning functions to support greater awareness around the vehicle.
View front, rear, left and right areas from one in-cab display.
Highlight a person entering a configured camera detection area.
Combine visual indications with an external sound-and-light alarm.
Store four-channel video for local playback when required.
Four camera channels and one in-cab interface help operators evaluate changing conditions around the forklift.
Monitor front, rear, left and right areas from one display.
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AI-assisted recognition highlights pedestrians within selected detection areas.
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Provide visual indications in the cab and sound-and-light warnings outside the vehicle.
Both models support four-camera monitoring, recording and local playback. The primary difference is how the operator controls the display.
A four-camera integrated system for buyers who prefer physical buttons and remote-control operation.
A four-camera integrated system with a 7-inch multi-touch display for direct on-screen operation.
Choose the control style that best fits your operators. TP720 offers physical-button and remote-control operation, while TP727 adds a 7-inch multi-touch interface. Core monitoring, recording and warning functions remain consistent across both models.
For buyers who prefer tactile controls and remote-control operation.
For buyers who prefer direct on-screen operation from a 7-inch display.
Camera mounting positions and viewing directions can be adapted for different industrial vehicles—from warehouse forklifts and reach trucks to telehandlers and heavy-duty equipment.
TP720 uses a standard IPS display with physical buttons and remote-control operation. TP727 uses a 7-inch multi-touch IPS display. Both use the same four-way camera concept and share the published video, storage, voltage and temperature specifications.
Yes. The systems support four AHD 720P video inputs for front, rear, left and right views. The display can show multiple channels, and trigger inputs can switch to the corresponding camera view.
The manuals describe a human-recognition algorithm, screen warnings and an external sound-and-light alarm. Alarm range and sensitivity can be adjusted during system setup.
Yes. Both models support four-channel 720P H.264 recording to a Class 10 TF card up to 256GB. Local playback includes fast-forward and rewind.
The supplied manuals specify IP68 waterproof pull-out camera lenses with infrared night-vision capability. Final suitability should be confirmed against the site conditions and ordered configuration.
The supplied TP720 brochure states that the monitor has passed Korean KC certification. This statement is limited to the TP720 monitor; confirm the applicable certificate and exact configuration before ordering.
Provide the vehicle type and model, voltage, required camera directions, mounting constraints, site conditions, quantity, target market and documentation requirements.