Name: 4G Dual Dash Cam 1080p Front & Rear, GPS Route History & Alerts
Brand: VIMEL
SKU: VIM-DASHC4GS
Price: 389.0 NZD
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4G Dual Dash Cam 1080p Front & Rear, GPS Route History & Alerts

$389.00 NZD

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Key Specs

Channels

Dual: front and rear

Network

4G LTE, SIM card

GPS

Live tracking and history

Parking Mode

24/7 hardwired

Live View

From your phone

Resolution

1080p front and rear

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Description

A hit and run in a supermarket car park, a scrape on a street where you were not parked long, someone going through the cabin at three in the morning. None of it happens while you are watching. This 4G dual dash camera records the road ahead and behind while you drive, and the hardwire kit keeps both channels running with the engine off, so the hours the car spends parked are on file too. A SIM card in the unit means you can open live view from your phone wherever you are, check where the vehicle has been, and get a push alert the moment the G sensor or the vibration sensor picks something up.

Features

Records front and rear at 1080p: Both channels run 1920x1080 at 30fps at the same time, each to its own file, so the road ahead and whoever is behind you are captured together rather than one at a time.
Stays awake while parked: The included fuse box hardwire kit powers the camera with the ignition off, so 24/7 security parking mode keeps recording in the hours the car is left alone.
Live view over 4G from anywhere: Fit a SIM and the camera reaches your phone over the mobile network. Open the app from work or from another city and watch what the camera is seeing right now.
Alerts when something happens: The G sensor sends a push notification on impact and the vibration sensor flags tampering, so you hear about a knock while you can still do something about it.
GPS tracking with route history: Real-time position plus a history playback of where the vehicle has been and when, which turns a clip into evidence with a place and a time attached.
Waterproof rear camera: The rear unit mounts inside the back window or outside on the boot, and holds up to New Zealand weather either way.
140 degree adjustable lens: A wide field of view covers the full lane and the kerb either side, and the lens angle adjusts to suit how the unit sits on your windscreen.
Protects the vehicle battery: Low voltage protection in the hardwire kit cuts power to the camera before the battery drops too far to start the car.
Never fills up: Seamless loop recording writes over the oldest unlocked footage, and the camera takes a microSD card up to 256GB.

Applications

Real-World Scenarios

The Car Is Parked and You Are Not There

Street parking, an apartment garage, the long stay car park at the airport. Hardwired power means both channels keep recording the whole time, and a vibration or impact alert reaches your phone rather than waiting for you to notice the damage days later.

Proving What Happened at an Intersection

Two drivers, two accounts, and an insurer deciding between them. Front and rear both recording at 1080p with the time and the GPS position stamped on the file turns that from an argument into a matter of record.

Keeping an Eye on a Work Vehicle

A ute or a van that someone else drives during the day. Live view over 4G and route history let you see where the vehicle is and where it has been, without fitting a separate tracker or asking anyone to report in.

How it Works

Mount and route: Fix the main unit behind the mirror and mount the rear camera at the back window or on the boot, running its lead forward along the headlining and down the pillar.
Hardwire and fit the SIM: Take the kit to the fuse box so the camera holds power with the engine off, then insert a 4G SIM and a microSD card up to 256GB.
Drive, park, check in: Both channels record whenever the engine runs and parking mode takes over when it stops. Open the app any time for live view, route history or to pull a clip to your phone.

Specifications

Model: VIM-DASHC4GS
Channels: Dual, front and rear
Video recording: 1920x1080p at 30fps, front and rear
Lens angle: 140 degrees, adjustable
Rear camera: Waterproof, mounts inside or outside the vehicle
Mobile network: 4G LTE, bands B1 / B2 / B5 / B7
WiFi: 802.11 b/g/n, 2.4GHz
Positioning: Built-in GPS with real-time tracking and history playback
Alerts: G sensor collision alert and vibration alert, both push to your phone
Parking mode: 24/7 security parking on hardwired power
Power: Fuse box hardwire kit included, with low voltage battery protection
Engine sync: Starts recording when the engine powers on, saves and shuts down when it powers off
Recording: Seamless loop recording
Storage: microSD up to 256GB, card not included

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does it need a SIM card to record?

No. It records both channels to the microSD card on its own. The 4G SIM is what adds live view, push alerts and GPS tracking from your phone, so the camera is useful without one and considerably more useful with one.

2. Will it keep recording once I turn the car off?

Yes, that is what the fuse box hardwire kit in the box is for. It draws power with the ignition off so 24/7 parking mode keeps running, and its low voltage protection cuts out before the vehicle battery drops too far to start.

3. Can the rear camera go on the outside of the car?

Yes. The rear unit is waterproof, so it mounts either inside the back window or externally on the boot. Outside gives a cleaner view with no glass or tint in the way; inside is quicker to fit and better protected.

4. What does the vibration alert do that the G sensor does not?

The G sensor triggers on impact, which is a collision or a solid knock. The vibration sensor picks up smaller movement, which is closer to someone leaning on the car or trying a door handle. Both send a push notification to your phone.

5. How much footage fits on a card?

It takes a microSD card up to 256GB, and seamless loop recording writes over the oldest unlocked footage once the card is full, so it never stops for lack of space. Lock a clip in the app and loop recording leaves it alone.

6. Is it legal to use a dash camera in New Zealand?

Recording the road from your own vehicle is ordinary and widely done here. Audio is where the rules differ: sound recorded in the cabin comes under the Privacy Act 2020 and the interception provisions of the Crimes Act 1961, so tell your passengers if you are recording it, which is standard practice for rideshare and taxi work. Mount the unit so it does not obstruct your view of the road, and use it only for lawful purposes. This is general information, not legal advice.