TennaCAM 2.0 Fleet Overview and What to Expect

The TennaCAM 2.0 Fleet is intended to reduce risk and bring improved driver safety and visibility to your organization with better incident and accident management.

Functionality

TennaCAM 2.0 Fleet helps contractors find the truth behind safety incidents and protects businesses and drivers from liability. Automatic video capture provides context behind alerts and on-road activities and invaluable exonerating evidence for insurance, law enforcement, and safety records.

• Alerts: Fleet managers receive alerts when video content is available. Driver audio alerts can be turned on to signal to drivers when distractions are detected.
• Driver Safety: Captures hard braking, rapid acceleration, and speeding. Detects when drivers are fatigued, using phones, or other distractions. Review near-misses.
• Protect Your Safety Record: Provide video evidence of accidents and other incidents to law enforcement and insurance. Exonerate no-fault drivers. Avoid recordables.
• Store and Forward Data: Expansive storage capacity when not in cellular coverage. May store events for up to 10 working days (with 10 hour work shifts).

Specifications

Safety Benefits

The TennaCAM 2.0 Fleet is the answer to solving a construction company’s biggest worries: minimizing risk, improving safety, and increasing understanding of what’s happening on the road with vehicles and drivers.

With the TennaCAM 2.0 Fleet safety dash camera, contractors can quickly resolve incidents with insurance and law enforcement, exonerate drivers, create safety programs, and incentivize good driving behavior.

Roadway incidents are the leading cause of workplace injury death in the U.S. across all industries.

According to study by the Journal of Safety Research

Camera Settings

TennaCAM 2.0 Fleet’s Standard Setting is optimized to capture critical events, maximize video storage space and quality, and minimize in-cab distractions. There are various Alternate Settings available to fit your needs, as well as a Custom Settings option for more flexibility. At the point of installation, cameras will arrive pre-configured based on the setting you chose during the contract phase. Contact your Customer Success Manager for more information.

Viewing Footage

Tenna provides several ways for users with permissions to access camera footage. See How to View TennaCAM 2.0 Footage for more information.

Video Storage and Expiration

By default, videos are saved to the cloud and are set to expire in 12 months.

Expiration settings can also be changed to six months or two weeks. Tenna recommends you update according to legal recommendations from company counsel. Expiration settings apply to all videos captured within a company’s account.

On Demand Video Retrieval

Users can make custom video requests by looking at a specific trip, choosing a date/time for a driving event and requesting a video from 1 to 5 minutes in length from the Trip Details screen. Upon requesting the video, the request will be shown, and the video will be uploaded at the earliest availability when the camera is powered and within cellular coverage.

Camera Health

Receive weekly reports for TennaCAM 2.0 Camera Health to know if there is a problem with any of your cameras. 

Event Video vs. Alert Only

Tenna’s standard setting distinguishes between triggers that capture a video vs. just log an event (i.e.,

G-force)

• An Event Video will trigger a video and snapshot to record the event and save to the cloud upon trip completion. If not, videos will upload as soon as the camera is back in cellular range.
• An Event Video is separate from Driver Scorecard events, but when reviewing a driver scorecard, you can conveniently see a list of all videos recorded for that period (e.g. last week) so you can play them and get additional context on the driver’s performance.
• An Alert Only will trigger an alert (and chime, if enabled) to the driver for the event and will not capture and upload video to the cloud. Although it does not upload to the cloud, it will create records about the event.

Parking Mode

Parking Mode keeps the camera “awake” for one hour to record events while vehicles are parked.