Vessel CCTV Integration: Onboard Cameras Next to Vessel Data

MANTRAZ can integrate with a vessel's CCTV system, adding a visual view of key areas onboard alongside the vessel data already in the dashboard. It covers areas such as the engine room, deck, crew zone and other critical spots, so a camera feed sits next to the numbers rather than in a separate system.

What vessel CCTV integration covers

• live monitoring of camera feeds
• remote access, so a feed can be checked from off the vessel
• recording, kept for later review
• motion detection
• integration with alarms, so a camera and an alert can point at the same event
• support for the vessel's overall operational security

These areas are picked to match where an operation actually needs eyes on it — the engine room where equipment runs, the deck where cargo and crew work, the crew zone, and any other spot that matters for a given vessel — rather than a fixed camera package dropped onto every ship the same way.

Data and video, side by side

On its own, sensor data tells you what a reading was. A camera feed lets someone see the area behind that reading. Bringing CCTV into MANTRAZ means a fleet manager or technical team is not switching between a monitoring dashboard and a separate CCTV system to check what is actually happening in the engine room, on deck or around the crew zone.

Who uses it

Fleet managers and safety teams use CCTV integration to check on key areas without a separate system. Technical teams use recording and motion detection to review what happened around an area of interest. Office teams use remote access to check a vessel's camera feed without being onboard.

Bringing your cameras in

Vessel CCTV integration is set up around the cameras and areas already important to your operation, not a fixed camera package. To see how your vessel's CCTV can sit alongside MANTRAZ data, contact the team for a demo.