Timespace stopped supplying the V500 in Spring 2024. We continue to support existing V500s, and to supply hard disks. We will also service and repair existing V500s as long as components are available.
The Timespace V500 builds on the proven V400 platform and is a hybrid recorder offering 16 channels of analogue (SD) video plus 8 channels of 1080P (HD) video.
Built in ‘Power Over Ethernet’ (PoE) and industry standard connectors enable quick and reliable installation, and with 4 programmable video outputs, the V500 is an ideal CCTV recorder for integration into a wide range of vehicles.
Industry-leading PCLink viewing software is compatible with all Timespace recorders and seamlessly displays all cameras, G sensor and optional GPS mapping data, providing built-in real-time map location incident analysis.
Optional integration with Bridge Alert provides early warning of low bridges and monitoring of Bridge Alert operation.
The V500 is fully compatible with LANLink and with the Timespace WiFi100 router to quickly and reliably download incident footage via date/time or GPS location requests.
With watermarking, SHA-256 authentication, embedded vehicle data(indicators, brakes etc.) and GPS, date, time, speed and location, the V500recorder footage meets evidential requirements when needed for court proceedings.

The WiFi 100 Bridge/Router was developed by Timespace specifically for use in vehicles. Designed for easy installation and long term availability, the WiFi 100 provides fast access point switching for LANLink operation in busy vehicle depots.

Click here to download latest WiFi 100 configuration utility.

The X200 digital video recorder, released in 2004, records video and audio simply and reliably in a compact package with removable hard disk. The X200 has been installed in tens of thousands of vehicles in the UK and overseas, and quickly became the building block of vehicle CCTV. Timespace is no longer manufacturing X200 DVRs, but continues to supply hard disks for this product and to provide repairs and technical support.

The DVR records up to 16 cameras and 2 audio inputs. External inputs, including GPS position, speed and x, y, z acceleration are easily embedded. Playback and remote viewing are provided by an
optional dedicated monitor or remotely, via Ethernet and RS232.
Comprehensive feature set, low power and compact size makes it ideal for mobile and covert use.

The K210/K220 Digital Video Recorder has 1 video, 2 audio and 2 alarm inputs. Recordings are stored on internal flash memory and the K210/K220 is powered externally by a power supply or battery pack.

With 32GB compact flash storage, the K210/K220 can typically record for 16 hours at maximum resolution/ips. Resolution and ips configurable to record times of over 7 days.

The K210/K220 is connected to a PC via the included USB2 lead. PCLink200 software is used to review and archive recordings and the K210/K220 menu settings are also configured on the PC.

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The K200 Digital Video Recorder has 1 video, 2 audio and 2 alarm inputs. Recordings are stored on internal flash memory and the K200 is powered from the internal rechargeable battery.

The K200 is connected to a PC via the included USB2 lead to simultaneously download recordings and recharge the internal battery. PCLink200 software is used to review and archive recordings and the K200 menu settings are also configured on the PC.

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The X100 digital video recorder was released in July 2000. With up to 8 camera inputs and a removable hard disk cartridge, the X100 was quickly adopted as the recorder of choice in the UK bus market. As of 2012, there are still thousands of X100 recorders recording reliably in vehicles.

The current X301 Reviewer is compatible with the X100 recorder and is used to access the recorder setup menus and to playback footage.

The current T401-160 hard disk cartridge is also compatible with the X100 and interchangeable with current X200 recorders.

To review footage on a PC, the cartridge is removed from the X100 recorder and connected with the Timespace USB cable. Full playback features are available with Timespace PCLink 100 software.

The latest version of PCLink software is compatible with the X100 recorder and is sold with the T505-USB cable.

The OmniBase digital video recorder was released in 1997. With up to 8 camera inputs and an inbuilt 3.2 Gb hard disk and LCD screen, it was one of the very few digital video recorders available at the time of its launch.

Early adopters quickly recognized the inherent benefits of digital recording over analogue tape and the Omnibase sold well into vehicle and surveillance markets.

The X100 recorder was a ‘separates’ development of the Omnibase and allowed customers the freedom to use ever increasing hard storage and faster PC footage review.