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Full HD 1080P Car DVR Dash Cam with Motion Detection - Product Listing Image
Sales advertisement for a Full HD 1080p car DVR dash camera with motion-detection and feature callouts.
This is a product advertisement/listing image for a generic aftermarket car dash camera (car DVR), not an OEM automotive reference document. The image shows a compact dash cam labeled 'CAR CAM CORDER' with 'FHD 1080P' printed on the front face beside the lens, which is surrounded by infrared LEDs. Promotional callouts state 'FULL HD', 'Car DVR', 'Full HD 1920×1080P', 'HIGH Definition', 'Motion Detection', and a 'HOT DEALS' flame graphic. Two views of the unit are shown: the front with the wide-angle lens and IR LEDs mounted on an adjustable windshield suction-cup bracket, and the rear with an LCD screen displaying a recording of a red sports car with an on-screen timestamp. Accessories pictured include a 12V cigarette-lighter power adapter with coiled cable and a suction-cup windshield mount. A reader can learn the advertised specifications (1080p full HD recording, motion detection) and see what components are included, but the image contains no vehicle-specific information, part numbers, wiring data, or fuse information. It has no stated applicability to any specific vehicle such as the 1996 Ford Bronco under which it was filed.
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Frequently asked questions
- What video resolution does this car DVR record at?
- The listing advertises Full HD 1920×1080P (FHD 1080P is also printed on the camera body).
- Does this dash cam have motion detection?
- Yes, the image includes a 'Motion Detection' callout as an advertised feature.
- What accessories are shown with the camera?
- A 12V cigarette-lighter power adapter with cable and a suction-cup windshield mounting bracket are pictured.
- Does the camera have a display screen?
- Yes, the rear of the unit shows an LCD screen displaying recorded video with an on-screen timestamp.
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