What is the difference between this setup and the standard 3-channel?

The standard 3-channel uses a rear camera that mounts inside behind the rear windshield. This configuration replaces it with an IP67 waterproof rear camera that mounts on the vehicle's exterior — ideal for trucks, SUVs, or any vehicle where recording through the rear glass isn't practical. The front and interior cameras are identical in both setups.

Is this system suitable for rideshare and Uber/Lyft driving?

Yes. The interior IR camera documents passengers and cabin activity in all lighting conditions, while the waterproof rear camera provides reliable exterior coverage regardless of your vehicle type. This combination is ideal for rideshare drivers who want complete evidence capture — passenger interactions plus road conditions in both directions.

How long are the waterproof rear camera cables?

VIOFO offers multiple cable length options depending on the model — typically 8m, 10m, and 15m. The longer options accommodate large trucks, vans, and commercial vehicles where the rear camera is mounted far from the windshield-mounted front unit.

Does the interior camera record in color or black and white?

During daylight or well-lit conditions, the interior camera records in full color. In low light, it automatically switches to infrared mode, producing high-contrast black-and-white footage that clearly captures faces and cabin details in complete darkness — without any visible light to distract passengers or the driver.