4G Dashcam Front & Rear for Car 24 Hours Recording & Location costs ৳8,800 in Bangladesh. It is in stock and ships cash on delivery nationwide from Shampoo BD. It was previously ৳9,900.
What You're Getting: A Dual-Channel 4G Dashcam with 24-Hour Recording Capability
This 4G dashcam system is designed to protect your vehicle with continuous front and rear recording. The dual-camera setup means you capture what happens ahead of your car and behind it simultaneously, which is valuable if you're involved in any incident on the road. The 4G connectivity allows the system to transmit data and location information in real time, and the 24-hour recording mode means the camera stays active even when your car is parked—as long as power is available.
The built-in location tracking feature logs your vehicle's GPS coordinates throughout your journey, creating a complete record of where you've been. This can be useful for fleet management, personal safety verification, or simply having a timestamped map of your route. The system stores this data so you can review it later through the dashcam's app or interface.
How to Spot a Genuine Unit and Protect Your Purchase
When you receive this dashcam, check the packaging carefully. A genuine unit will have clear, sharp printing on the box with no spelling errors. The inner packaging should be secure and well-organized, with all cables and components wrapped neatly. Look for a serial number on the box and on the device itself—these should match. Genuine units from reputable importers like Ruhan Motors will include proper documentation and warranty cards printed in clear, professional formatting.
Inspect the camera bodies themselves. The lenses should be clean and free of scratches or dust behind the glass. The mounting brackets should feel sturdy and have no loose parts. Check that all cables—power cable, video cables, and any SD card readers—are included and undamaged. Counterfeit versions often skip components or include cheap, flimsy cables that fail quickly. The software interface, when you first power on the device, should load smoothly without errors or lag. Ask your seller for proof of import documentation if you're purchasing from a new vendor.
Proper Installation and Setup for Best Results
Installation of a dual dashcam requires careful planning. The front camera is typically mounted on the windshield near the rearview mirror, positioned to capture the full road ahead without obstruction. The rear camera mounts on the rear windshield or hatchback window, angled to record the road behind you. Both cameras need a power source—usually run along the roof lining and down through the door frames to the car's battery or an accessory port. This should ideally be done by someone familiar with car wiring to avoid accidental damage to your vehicle's electrical system.
Once installed, you'll need to configure the 4G connectivity. This usually involves inserting a compatible SIM card (check with your seller which networks and plans are supported) and registering the device with the manufacturer's app or portal. Set your recording preferences—loop recording (where old footage is overwritten) is standard to prevent the SD card from filling up. Test both cameras to ensure they're recording properly and that the GPS location feature is active. Most systems allow you to view live footage remotely via your phone if the 4G connection is active, though this depends on your data plan.
Understanding Recording Modes and Storage Needs
The 24-hour recording mode doesn't mean the camera magically records forever without an SD card—it means the camera will stay powered and recording as long as your vehicle has power and storage space. You'll need an SD card (typically microSD, capacity varies by model) to store the video files. A larger capacity card means more hours of footage before it loops and begins overwriting older files. In loop recording mode, once the card is full, the newest footage automatically replaces the oldest, ensuring you always have recent recordings available.
The quality and file size of recordings depend on your resolution settings. Higher resolution means clearer footage and larger file sizes, which means less total recording time on the same SD card. Most dashcams offer a choice between 1080p and higher resolutions. Consider your priorities: if you need to identify license plates clearly, you'll want the highest resolution your card can handle. If you mainly want a general record of incidents, a moderate resolution saves storage space and allows longer recording periods without intervention.
Maintenance, Warranty, and Long-Term Care
To keep your dashcam performing well, check the lenses monthly and gently clean them with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid touching the glass directly with your fingers, as oils and dust can affect video clarity. In Bangladesh's hot, humid climate, ensure the mounting area has some air circulation if possible to prevent heat buildup, which can shorten the lifespan of electronic components. Test your GPS and 4G connection occasionally to confirm everything is still working. If you notice the videos becoming pixelated or unclear, the lens may need cleaning, or the SD card may be failing.
Your dashcam should come with a warranty from Ruhan Motors covering manufacturing defects. Keep your receipt and any warranty documentation in a safe place. If the device fails during the warranty period, contact your seller with proof of purchase. Note that physical damage from installation mishaps, water damage, or wear from extreme heat is typically not covered under warranty. Always use the charger and cables provided or approved by the manufacturer, as incompatible power sources can damage the internal circuitry.
- Dual front and rear camera system with simultaneous recording
- 4G connectivity for real-time location tracking and data transmission
- 24-hour recording capability when vehicle power is available
- Built-in GPS tracking to log vehicle location throughout journey
- Loop recording function preserves recent footage on SD card storage
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