In-Vehicle Camera and Black Box - ZFT801

    April 11, 2014
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    Zft801 Product Definition1 11396462
    • 3.0" Touch Screen.
    • 140 Degree Wide Angle.
    • H.264 Format.
    • Night Vision.G-sensor.
    • 12V-24Vide voltage range
    • Glass lens with big aperture to get good photograph effects at night.
    • Wide angle lens to get wide view of the front of vehicle.
    • 3.0 Inch touch screen and simple user interface.
    • 1080p@30fps Full HD video and seamless recording support
    • Compressed format H.264/MPEG4 AVC, file type AVI2.0. Auto-saving is supported even lost power during recording.
    • Snapshot is supported with a tap on the screen, even during video recording.
    • Built in G-Sensor to keep important video automatically.
    • Comply with CE standard and no interfere with other electronic devices in the car.
    • Silent operating mode to avoid disturbing the driver
    • On-Guard mode can be activated by the shake or hit of the car, and leading to auto startrecording even during the driver’s absence.
    • Low frame rate video recording, can store 24 hours’ recording even driver is absent. --To achieve this, a low-voltage protection power adapter is needed.
    • Support TF Storage card maximum of 32GB.

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