Every Drive Has a Story. Keep a Record of Yours.

Kelvonia™ 1080P Front & Rear Dash Camera System

Two Perspectives. One More Way to Stay Informed.

The road can change in an instant.

A sudden stop on your daily commute. An unexpected moment at an intersection. A vehicle approaching from behind. Even an ordinary drive can contain details worth remembering.

The Kelvonia™ Dual Dash Cam is designed to capture driving footage from both the front and rear of a compatible vehicle, giving you an additional visual record of your time on the road.

With an advertised 1080P Full HD recording capability, a 170° wide-angle front lens, loop recording, and a separate rear camera, this coordinated recording system brings practical video documentation into a compact automotive design.

Its slim black housing, adjustable windshield mount, and understated appearance make it a natural addition to everyday driving.

Whether you're commuting, taking a weekend road trip, or reviewing a recorded driving event, Kelvonia™ helps you keep more of the journey on record.

🎥 Two Views of the Road. More Context When It Matters.

✦ Designed to Capture the Details Around Your Drive

🎥 01 | 1080P Full HD Recording

A Clearer Record of the Road Ahead.

When reviewing driving footage, visibility and detail matter.

The Kelvonia™ dash camera is advertised with 1080P Full HD recording, providing a video format suitable for documenting everyday road scenes.

From moving traffic to intersections and familiar neighborhood streets, the front-facing camera is designed to record a visual perspective of the area ahead of your vehicle.

This gives you a useful reference when reviewing a journey or looking back at a specific driving event.

What it brings to everyday driving:

• Advertised 1080P video recording.

• Footage of the vehicle's forward driving environment.

• A convenient way to review recorded road events.

• Video documentation for personal reference.

Actual footage clarity depends on recording settings, lighting, weather, windshield condition, camera positioning, and the image sensor. The 1080P specification should be confirmed for each camera separately before advertising dual-channel recording resolution.

🚘 02 | Front and Rear Camera Coverage

Because Important Moments Aren't Always in Front of You.

Most drivers naturally focus on the road ahead, but useful visual information can also come from behind the vehicle.

The Kelvonia™ system includes a main front-facing camera and a separate compact rear camera, offering two recording perspectives when installed and configured correctly.

The front camera is intended for capturing the road through the windshield, while the rear camera can be positioned at an appropriate location to capture the rearward environment.

Together, they offer a broader record of driving situations than a single forward-facing camera alone.

Dual-camera advantages:

• Front-facing video coverage.

• Separate rear-facing camera perspective.

• Additional footage context for driving events.

• A coordinated system for compatible vehicle installations.

Rear camera resolution, exact rear viewing angle, recording format, and simultaneous recording specifications must be verified with the manufacturer.

🌐 03 | 170° Wide-Angle Front Lens

A Broader Look at the Road Ahead.

A narrow camera view may miss useful context near the edges of a road scene.

The Kelvonia™ front camera features an advertised 170° wide-angle lens, intended to capture a wider area through the vehicle's windshield.

This can be especially useful around intersections, multi-lane roads, and other environments where activity occurs beyond the center of your lane.

Its broader framing provides additional context within the captured footage, subject to the actual lens characteristics and installation position.

Designed for broader coverage:

• Advertised 170° front viewing angle.

• Wide road-scene framing.

• Useful peripheral visual context.

• A compact lens integrated into the main housing.

Wide-angle footage may exhibit edge distortion, and the camera cannot record everything outside its actual field of view.

🔁 04 | Loop Recording

Continuous Recording Without Constant Manual File Management.

A dash camera should be convenient to use during regular drives.

Kelvonia™ advertises loop recording, a function designed to divide video into sequential files and manage storage as the memory card fills.

Under normal loop-recording operation, older eligible footage may be overwritten to make space for new recordings.

This helps reduce the need to manually clear storage before every journey.

Why drivers appreciate loop recording:

• Convenient file management.

• Practical use during regular commutes.

• Reduced need for frequent manual recording resets.

• Recording continuity subject to available storage and settings.

Important recordings should be saved or backed up promptly. Loop recording can overwrite footage unless it is protected by a supported file-locking function.

🌙 05 | Night Recording Capability

Keep Recording After the Sun Goes Down.

Not every journey happens in daylight.

Evening commutes, early morning departures, and nighttime errands create more demanding recording conditions.

The Kelvonia™ dash camera is advertised for night recording, with a lens design intended to capture footage in lower-light driving environments.

Vehicle headlights, streetlights, and available ambient lighting can help illuminate scenes within the camera's view.

While nighttime footage may provide useful context, visibility will vary depending on weather, glare, headlight exposure, available light, and actual sensor performance.

Dedicated infrared night vision, sensor model, aperture, and low-light sensitivity are not confirmed by the supplied image.

🅿️ 06 | Parking Monitoring Mode

An Additional Recording Option While Parked.

Some vehicle-related incidents occur when the driver isn't behind the wheel.

The Kelvonia™ camera advertises a parking monitoring mode, designed to support recording functions under specified parked-vehicle conditions.

Depending on the final device configuration, parking recording may require a compatible continuous-power connection, specific installation accessories, or other operating conditions.

The precise activation method, recording duration, and required hardware should be confirmed in the manufacturer's instructions.

Parking monitoring does not guarantee that every event will be recorded, and the camera does not actively prevent vehicle damage or theft.

🔄 07 | Adjustable Windshield Mount

Find a Recording Angle That Works for Your Vehicle.

A camera can only record a useful perspective when it is positioned properly.

The Kelvonia™ front dash camera includes an adjustable mounting mechanism, allowing the main camera housing to be angled during installation.

Its compact black mount is designed to hold the camera near a suitable windshield location while allowing you to adjust the lens direction.

The correct position depends on vehicle windshield shape, dashboard height, and local mounting regulations.

An appropriate installation should preserve the driver's road visibility and avoid interfering with airbags or vehicle controls.

🚗 A Different Perspective on Everyday Driving

Morning Traffic

Heavy traffic can involve frequent stops, lane changes, and unexpected situations.

A forward-facing camera provides a recorded view of the roadway that may be useful if you later need to review a specific event.

Busy Intersections

Intersections can involve vehicles approaching from several directions.

A wide-angle front lens may capture additional context near the sides of the driving scene, depending on positioning and visibility.

Weekend Road Trips

Longer drives take you through unfamiliar roads, changing scenery, and different traffic conditions.

A dash camera gives you a convenient way to record parts of the driving experience for later review.

Parking Areas

Parking lots and vehicle storage locations can present different monitoring needs.

Where the advertised parking mode is supported and properly powered, the camera may provide an additional recording option while the vehicle is parked.

Rearward Driving Events

Events behind a vehicle can be difficult to reconstruct using only a front camera.

A separate rear camera offers another perspective when simultaneous recording is supported by the installed system.

Everyday Vehicle Documentation

A dash camera is not only for unexpected incidents.

It can also be used as a practical recording accessory for drivers who want an additional visual reference during ordinary vehicle operation.

💡 Small Design Decisions That Make a Difference

Slim Cylindrical Main Camera

The elongated housing creates a compact appearance that suits a windshield-mounted automotive camera.

Distinctive Circular Lens

The prominent front lens is integrated into the right side of the main camera body, giving it a clearly recognizable recording orientation.

Adjustable Mounting Assembly

The top-mounted adjustable bracket helps position the camera toward the intended recording area.

Independent Rear Camera

The smaller separate camera provides another recording viewpoint when connected and configured appropriately.

Compact Black Finish

Both camera housings use a dark finish intended to blend naturally into many vehicle interiors.

Coordinated Two-Camera Appearance

Matching styling across the main and rear camera components creates a consistent look for the complete system.

⚙️ Getting Your Dash Camera Ready

Correct installation is essential for a clear recording perspective and safe vehicle operation.

Step 1 — Choose the Front Camera Location

Select a suitable upper-windshield mounting position that provides an unobstructed view of the road.

Avoid areas that interfere with vehicle sensors, rear-view mirrors, airbag deployment zones, or the driver's line of sight.

Step 2 — Attach the Main Camera

Secure the camera using the manufacturer-approved mounting method.

Adjust the bracket so the lens points toward the road and captures an appropriate forward field of view.

Step 3 — Position the Rear Camera

Install the rear camera at a compatible rear-facing location specified by the manufacturer.

Route its cable safely, avoiding sharp edges, moving components, and high-temperature surfaces.

Step 4 — Connect the Required Power

Use only the power accessories and electrical connection method approved for the product.

Confirm the camera's operating voltage, connector type, and required installation accessories before connecting it to the vehicle.

Step 5 — Prepare the Recording Storage

Install a compatible memory card if required by the camera.

Follow the manufacturer's requirements for card capacity, speed class, formatting, and supported storage type.

Step 6 — Configure Recording Features

Use the approved setup procedure to configure loop recording, video settings, and any supported parking-monitoring options.

The device's actual user interface and configuration method must be confirmed from the instruction manual.

Step 7 — Review Camera Alignment

With the vehicle safely parked, verify the front and rear recording views and adjust the cameras as needed.

Confirm that all cables are secured and do not interfere with vehicle operation.

Step 8 — Check Recorded Footage

Before relying on the device, record a short test clip and verify that the video files can be accessed and played correctly.

Regularly check storage and recording operation to ensure the camera is functioning as intended.

📋 Product Specifications

📦 Package Contents

Components visibly shown in the reference image:

• 1 × Kelvonia™ Front Dash Camera with Adjustable Mount

• 1 × Kelvonia™ Rear Camera with Attached Cable and Mounting Bracket

The presence of power cables, rear-camera extension cables, adhesive pads, mounting accessories, memory cards, and a printed user manual must be verified against the final retail package.

A microSD memory card should not be advertised as included unless confirmed.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this dash camera record both the front and rear of the vehicle?

The product includes a main front camera and a separate rear camera. Confirm simultaneous dual-channel recording support and each camera's resolution with the manufacturer.

Q: Does it record in 1080P?

The supplied reference advertises 1080P Full HD recording. The resolution supported by each individual recording channel should be verified.

Q: What does the 170° viewing angle mean?

It refers to the advertised wide-angle coverage of the main camera, intended to capture a broad forward road scene. Actual framing depends on the lens and installation.

Q: What is loop recording?

Loop recording generally saves video in consecutive segments and allows older eligible files to be overwritten when available memory is exhausted.

Q: Does it record while the vehicle is parked?

Parking monitoring is advertised, but the actual trigger mechanism, continuous-power requirements, and supported recording modes need manufacturer confirmation.

Q: Can it record at night?

Night recording is an advertised feature. Actual low-light clarity depends on lighting conditions and the verified camera sensor specifications.

Q: Does it include a memory card?

A memory card is not shown or confirmed in the supplied reference. Check the retail package details.

Q: Does it have a built-in screen?

No built-in display is visible in the supplied image. Do not assume a screen or touchscreen function without verified product documentation.

Q: Can I connect it to my phone?

Smartphone connectivity is not confirmed by the supplied reference. Wi-Fi or app support should not be advertised without verification.

Q: Does it have GPS tracking?

GPS recording or location tracking is not confirmed in the provided product image.

Q: Will it automatically save important incident footage?

A dedicated impact-sensing or emergency file-locking feature is not confirmed. Check whether the actual product supports G-sensor recording protection.

Q: Can I install it myself?

Installation may be possible for users experienced with vehicle accessories. Professional installation is recommended if wiring or trim removal is required.

Q: Is the camera legal to use in my state?

Dash-camera mounting, audio recording, windshield obstruction, and privacy requirements can vary by state and location. Review applicable local laws before installation and use.

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Because the Road Is Full of Moments Worth Understanding.

A dash camera can't predict what happens next or replace the judgment of an attentive driver.

What it can offer is a convenient way to keep a visual record of supported driving situations.

The Kelvonia™ Front & Rear Dash Camera System brings together an advertised 1080P recording format, wide-angle front lens, loop recording, and a separate rear camera in a compact, streamlined design.

From familiar weekday commutes to the roads you haven't traveled yet, it's a practical addition for drivers who value having an extra visual reference.

Kelvonia™ — Capture the Drive. Keep the Perspective.

Dash-camera footage is subject to visibility, storage, installation, and operational limits. Always drive attentively, obey traffic laws, and comply with applicable video and audio recording requirements.