Brigade Electronics (UK)

Camera, radar and alarm safety systems that reduce collisions for commercial vehicle fleets and mobile plant operators

South Darenth, United KingdomFounded 1976brigade-electronics.comWebsite technologies

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  • Hiring11 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About Brigade Electronics (UK)

Brigade Electronics develops and applies safety systems for commercial vehicles and mobile machinery. The range includes 360 camera systems, AI detection, camera monitor systems, recording devices, radar and ultrasonic detection systems, driver safety systems and audible warning alarms. Haloniq is a connected platform that brings vehicle safety systems and fleet data together.

Customers are fleet operators and businesses in construction, logistics, waste and public transport, across HGVs, vans and specialist vehicles. Products are supplied through a network of national distributors and installers.

The company was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in South Darenth, Kent, with an office in Dartford. It has a subsidiary in the Netherlands, Brigade Electronics (EU) B.V., and a worldwide network of subsidiaries and distributors. The company reports between 201 and 500 employees and holds ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certifications.

Product: Vehicle safety hardware for commercial vehicles and mobile machinery: cameras, monitors, AI and radar detection, recorders, warning alarms, plus the Haloniq connected fleet platform.

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