When driving a car, not everything always happens in front, important incidents can also happen behind the vehicle. All crucial scenes are recorded with a dash cam equipped with a front camera and rear camera. They give the driver additional security, which gives professional drivers a good feeling. Discover high-quality dash cams for the front and rear in our online shop.
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Dual Dashcams: Large selection of high-quality models
A car dashcam with front and rear cameras offers an optimal overview and can provide important evidence in the event of an accident. In order for the recordings to be evaluated in court proceedings, they must meet certain requirements. The image must have a high resolution so that everything is clearly visible and the videos must contain a recording stamp with various data such as GPS coordinates, recording time and speed. At WnB we offer you high-quality dual dash cams that meet these criteria. For example, discover the VIOFO A129 Plus Duo Dashcam, which received the grade “very good” in the 2023 comparison. The cameras provide clear images in front, inside and behind, night vision and parking surveillance that turns on automatically when motion is detected. Another highlight from our range is the Vantrue Element 2 - E2 1944p dual dashcam model with voice control. The car camera offers clear images and sharp night vision thanks to its HDR technology. With the Vantrue app, settings can be conveniently adjusted and video recordings transferred via smartphone.
Car dash cam for double security
Two cameras see better than one. In many countries like UK and Russia, front and rear car dash cams are very common. In dangerous situations or in the event of an accident, they can help clarify what happened. In contrast to a conventional car dashcam, which only films to the front, a dual dashcam also captures the area behind your own car. The front camera is attached to the windscreen behind the rear-view mirror. The rear camera is either integrated in the device or can be mounted separately on the rear of the car. Investing in a dash cam for the front and rear can be worthwhile, because not every accident has witnesses. If the drivers disagree about the question of guilt, high costs can quickly come up. Because we know how difficult it can be to choose the right dashcam model and how different needs can be, we offer comprehensive advice to our customers. If you have any questions about a dual car dash cam, please contact us. We'll help you find the right device.
frequently asked Questions
Yes, dashcams can be installed in a car and are not prohibited. When filming, however, there are some special features that drivers in this country have to take into account. According to German law, video recordings cannot be stored without reason, unless they are filming a significant incident. The dashcam should continuously transfer older data using a so-called loop recording or turn itself on and off using motion detection.
Where a car dash cam can be installed in the vehicle is precisely regulated by law. Regardless of whether it is a dual camera or a normal car camera, they must not be attached to, in front of or behind windows that are necessary for the driver's view. A certain circle of vision must always be kept clear (the driver must be able to clearly see a twelve meter radius on the road). A navigation device or dash cam may be placed where the defined field of vision is not restricted.
The lower edge of the window or the space behind the interior mirror remains in the car to attach. Since the camera should be able to see a lot of what's happening on the road, dash cams that fit behind the mirror are ideal.
Whether dash cam footage will be admissible as evidence in court depends on the individual case. Some courts have allowed dash cam footage of past trials, while others have not. In May 2018, the Federal Court of Justice passed a judgment that put an end to a number of court decisions. It was decided here that recordings from dashcams may be used in individual cases in civil proceedings. In all processes, the personal rights of the road user being filmed and the interest of the filmer in asserting his or her rights are weighed against each other.