THINKWARE Launches All-FHD Dashcam 'iNavi V5000'
Clear day-and-night video recording with front and rear Full HD footage and Night Vision
THINKWARE announced on October 22 that it will launch the iNavi V5000 dashcam, which provides clear video recording from driving to parking and a range of parking protection features.
The iNavi V5000 is the successor to the iNavi V3000, a longtime best-selling model. Its front and rear Full HD cameras clearly record a variety of situations that may occur while driving.
The new model also features Night Vision, enabling clear video recording at night and in low-light conditions. Night Vision can also be used while parked to record activity around the vehicle that may occur in the dark.
It also has enhanced features to protect vehicles while parked. Motion Detection Parking Mode detects movement around the vehicle and records activity, while Time-Lapse Parking Mode makes it easier to review key events even during extended parking periods. The dashcam also protects the vehicle and its battery while parked with a high-temperature cutoff feature that automatically shuts off the power in hot conditions and a low-voltage shutdown feature that detects the vehicle battery voltage and cuts off the power.
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The dashcam also includes safety features. Its Safe Driving Assistant provides speed camera and average-speed zone enforcement information, helping drivers access information they need while driving.
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