Pioneer VREC-Z710SH Dash Cam 1 Channel Front Camera Full HD Starvis WiFi GPS

VREC-Z710SH

1-Channel (Front) Dash Camera, Full HD, 27.5 fps. 160° Wide Viewing Angle. High Sensitivity utilising a Sony’s CMOS sensor with STARVIS™ technology

24/7 Security ModeAdditional to Parking Mode, 24/7 Security Mode* will automatically start to record when an impact is detected, after the Dash Camera internal battery goes empty, allowing you to monitor your vehicle 24/7, 365 days a year. *Security Mode requires a direct connection to the vehicles power supply using Pioneer's Hard Wire Kit.

GPS - Accurately record important information such as your current position, vehicle speed, direction of travel and time.

Night Time Mode - When driving on roads or in tunnels, the license plate and surrounding conditions are clearly recorded. By adopting the SONY CMOS sensor "STARVISTM" this product is suitable for night time driving.

Parking Mode - Peace of mind that your vehicle is watched whilst you are away. When the vehicle is parked, after detecting movement caused by vibration it will automatically record an event for a fixed period of time utilising the internal built-in battery.

Rear Camera Optional - Optional rear facing camera for dual channel recording available sepeatly (ND-RC1).

SONY's CMOS sensor with STARVIS™ technology - SONY's CMOS sensor with STARVIS™ technology captures exceptional details even in low light conditions.

Tailgating - When the distance between your car and the car behind you becomes too small, the dashcam starts to beep and record. (Optional rear camera ND-RC1 is necessary to use this function).

Wi-Fi® - Wireless connectivity specifically designed to support a cable free connection between your smartphone and the receiver.

Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) - Enhances the light and dark dynamic range and corrects the images, compensating for "overexposure" and "underexposure" that occurs when the brightness changes suddenly, such as at night, or when entering or exiting a tunnel.

Wide Viewing Angle - Record larger amounts of information with less blind spots, such as a motorcycle passing from the left or right or a pedestrian or bicycle jumping out.