IROAD X30 Dash Camera  with Powerpack PRO12 Charging External Battery

• Professional Installation Recommended
• 32GB SD card provided 

Experience comprehensive surveillance with the X30 3-Channel Cloud Dash Cam. Choose between 2-channel (front and rear), 3-channel (front/interior/rear), or 3-channel (front/interior/waterproof external) configurations. Optional cloud connectivity and Sony STARVIS sensors on both front and rear cameras provide advanced features.

• 2ch or 3ch Dash Camera Solution
• 2k QHD Sony Starvis image sensor
• 155º viewing angle (f)
• GPS / WiFi / ADAS
• 3yr Warranty

QUAD HIGH DEFINITION VIDEO QUALITY

1440P Quad HD Resolution

The IROAD X30 captures 1440p QHD front and 1080p FHD rear recording, providing four times more clarity than standard HD resolution. Its 2560x1440P resolution with 5.0M pixels and Sony IMX335 sensor delivers clearer and sharper images with significantly enhanced video quality, even in low-light conditions, and with little-to-no over-exposure across the entire image, makes it an excellent choice for day and night use.

IROAD Powerpack PRO12 (12000mA) Dashcam Rapid Charging External Battery

Discover the IROAD Powerpack Pro 12, providing a secure and sustainable power source for your dash camera.

• Latest Model 2022 Release
• Incorporates Advanced Battery Technology
• Impressive Run Time: Over 48 hours (Based on FX2, 2 CH system)
• Boasts Best-in-Class 12000mAh (LiFePo4) Capacity
• Professional Installation Recommended
• Covered by an Australian Warranty

Ensure Safe Installation: Detect And Resolve Errors

For safety, it’s crucial to check for proper installation of your IROAD Battery Pack. If the cable isn’t connected correctly, follow these steps to inspect your battery state:

• With the ignition on, if you see the Vin1 value but not the ACC1 value, please verify the ACC line installation.
• With the ignition on, if ACC1 is displayed but not Vin1, try removing the output cable and checking if the values remain consistent.
• If the OLED display persists after removing the output cable, a short-circuit in the output cable is suspected.
• Verify the integrity of the uninterrupted fuse cable and connections to rectify the issue promptly.