How do the Driver•i D-410 first-generation four-camera video telematics device and the Driver•i D-450 four-camera AI video telematics device compare on power input, max power draw and dimensions?

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Here's a side-by-side comparison of the Driver•i D-410 and Driver•i D-450 on power input, max power draw, and dimensions:

**Driver•i Power & Dimensions Comparison**

| Attribute | Driver•i D-410 | Driver•i D-450 |
|---|---|---|
| Power input | 10–15 V | 7–32 V |
| Max power draw | 36 W | 30 W |
| Dimensions (W × H × L) | 78.9 × 118.5 × 189.9 mm | 78.6 × 85.6 × 126.6 mm |

Key differences:

- **Power input range**: The D-450 accepts a much wider voltage range (7–32 V) than the first-generation D-410 (10–15 V), giving it more flexibility with different vehicle electrical systems.
- **Max power draw**: The D-450 draws less peak power at 30 W versus the D-410's 36 W.
- **Size**: The D-450 is noticeably more compact — its height (85.6 mm vs. 118.5 mm) and length (126.6 mm vs. 189.9 mm) are both smaller than the D-410's, while the width is nearly identical (78.6 mm vs. 78.9 mm).

Both are Netradyne four-camera devices built on the NVIDIA Jetson TX2 platform and filed under In-Vehicle AI Systems in our catalog; the D-410 is the first-generation model, now listed as end-of-life, while the D-450 is the windshield-mounted follow-on with driver monitoring.

Driver•i D-410 vs D-450: power input, max power draw and dimensions

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Attribute	Driver•i D-410	Driver•i D-450
Power input	10–15 V	7–32 V
Max power draw	36 W	30 W
Dimensions (W × H × L)	78.9 × 118.5 × 189.9 mm	78.6 × 85.6 × 126.6 mm