Dashcam for Camper
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There are many 2 in one systems where the front and interior are in the same unit, but i am not entirely sure they come as 2 channel ( front + interior ) as 2 channel systems most often mean front + rear and so adding a interior camera will make it a 3 channel system.
Also a few are not suited out of the box to mount on a vertical flat camper windscreen, so with those you often have to fabricate a wedge to go in between the system and the windscreen to space it out a little and angle it a little so the lens can film strait out the windscreen.
EDIT: Just looked up the camper and it is a sloped windscreen, so that should be no problem then, well aside for finding a system only front + interior.
The good systems today are made with Sony starvis 2 sensors, model numbers IMX 678 for 4K resolution and IMX675 for 1440p resolution
Your friend might also consider a regular 1 channel front dashcam for the driving part, and then parried with a CCTV camera for the interior, like Wyse and others make, nifty little CCTV cameras with battery or USB power and a memory card inside.
Also a few are not suited out of the box to mount on a vertical flat camper windscreen, so with those you often have to fabricate a wedge to go in between the system and the windscreen to space it out a little and angle it a little so the lens can film strait out the windscreen.
EDIT: Just looked up the camper and it is a sloped windscreen, so that should be no problem then, well aside for finding a system only front + interior.
The good systems today are made with Sony starvis 2 sensors, model numbers IMX 678 for 4K resolution and IMX675 for 1440p resolution
Your friend might also consider a regular 1 channel front dashcam for the driving part, and then parried with a CCTV camera for the interior, like Wyse and others make, nifty little CCTV cameras with battery or USB power and a memory card inside.
Briseide
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The CCTV camera would be a great idea. His intention would be to install a classic dashcam, with the internal camera in the driver's seat, not inside the camper. I've seen the Viofo A229 Pro 2CH, but that should be the one with heat issues. The Ultra version isn't available in the 2-channel fisheye version.