The Porsche Dash Cam
31/1/2022
The Porsche dash cam is ideal for making video recordings of driving situations and can also be used whilst the vehicle is parked.
Our latest video shows Rob, one of our Porsche Pros as he talks us through the features of the dash cam, what it includes, how to use the app, and how the camera works.
The camera is operated with the associated app. Recorded videos are stored on the supplied SD card and previous recordings are overwritten. If the dash cam detects a shake/vibration or if the radar sensor is triggered, the recorded video is stored separately and not overwritten. Recordings can be downloaded directly from the SD card or via the app.
The Porsche dash cam records both video and audio (audio can be deactivated). There is a radar sensor for video recording when an object is approaching the vehicle, and it has a vibration sensor too. To enable you to fix it to the windscreen, the dash cam comes with a bracket for fixed mounting on the vehicle.
The Porsche dash cam is ready to use when the engine is started. If a shock occurs, the 10 seconds before the event and the time after the event are stored.
For more information about the Porsche dash cam, please contact our aftersales department by calling
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