[AE-DC4928-N6PRO] Hikvision AE-DC4928-N6PRO Dual Dash Cam, 2K Front + 1080P Rear, 9.35" IPS Touch

Hikvision AE-DC4928-N6PRO Dual Dash Cam, 2K Front + 1080P Rear, 9.35" IPS Touch

2K front and 1080P rear dual high definition digital lens.
2K video from the front camera and 1080P video from the rear camera.
Full touch screen, IPS screen viewing angle can reach to 178°.
Support built-in MIC and speaker for audio in and out.
GPS module is optional to support speed display and route tracking playback.
Supports TF card with the storage up to 128 GB. Seamless storage without missing seconds.
Built-in G-sensor. When the vehicle collides or vibrates severely, the emergency recording will be triggered, and the emergency recording backup will be locked.
The viewing angle can be adjusted up and down by 15°.
Supports voice recognition. “Open the screen”, “Close the screen”, “Show the way forward”, “Show the way backward”, “Display all”, “Take the photo”, “Start to record”, “Finish recording”and “Lock the video”can be recognized.
Convenient installation, simple operation, recording after plugging, and automatic recording after power on.
Reversing parking assist.
Parking Monitoring . (Optional Fuse Box)

Touch Screen Parking Dash Cam Dual Camera

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Delivery within 2–5 business days across Saudi Arabia
Warranty according to the manufacturer
Tax invoice with every order
Technical support before and after purchase

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Overview of Hikvision AE-DC4928-N6PRO

The Hikvision AE-DC4928-N6PRO is a dual-lens dash cam with a 2K front camera and a 1080P rear camera, displayed on a large 9.35-inch IPS full touch screen with a 178° viewing angle. It provides reversing parking assist, voice recognition for screen, view, photo, recording and video lock commands, and a built-in G-Sensor that locks emergency recordings after a collision. Video is stored seamlessly on a TF card up to 128 GB, the viewing angle adjusts 15° up and down, and parking monitoring is available with an optional fuse box. It suits SUVs, family cars and fleet vehicles in Saudi Arabia.

Technical Specifications – Hikvision AE-DC4928-N6PRO

Camera

Image Sensor	GC4653 (Front) / GC2053 (Rear)
Angle Adjustment	adjusted up and down by 15°
Power-Off Memory	YES

Lens

Lens Type	G+P
Aperture	F1.6(Front) / F2.0(Rear)

Wi-Fi

Frequency Range	2412-2472MHZ
Channel Bandwidth	2412-2472MHZ

Image

Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)	NO
Image Enhancement	YES
HDR	NO

Interface

Built-In Microphone	YES
Built-In Speaker	YES

General

GPS	YES
WiFi	2.4G
Wi-Fi Support	YES
Resolution	Front: 2K (25601440) video: 1440p (25601440) Rear: 1080P (19201080) video: 1080P (19201080)
Max. Resolution	Front: 2K (25601440) video: 1440p (25601440) Rear: 1080P (19201080) video: 1080P (19201080)
Video Compression	none
FOV	Front：123° (D), 105° (H), 56° (V) Rear：124° (D), 102° (H), 53° (V)
Camera Dimension	250mm x 70mm x 20mm (9.84" x 2.75" x 0.78")
Camera Weight	342g (0.75 lb)
Software Reset	YES
Online Upgrade	YES
Power Consumption And Current	Approx. 5W
Power Supply	4.7 V ~ 5.3 V DC
Power Interface	Type-C
Working Temperature	-20 °C to 70 °C (-4 °F to 158 °F)
Working Humidity	20% to 70%
Storage	TF card, Max to 128 GB
Display	LCD Resolution: 720P, (1280*320) Size: 9.35 inch Display: IPS Screen Brightness: 600 cd/m2
OSD	Display operation menu
Image Format	JPEG
Local Storage	NO
ADAS	NO
Speech Recognition	YES

Source: Hikvision official website. Specifications are subject to change by the manufacturer.

PRACTICAL ANSWERS

Camera and recording questions

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Can I view the cameras from a phone?

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What should be tested when a camera system is handed over?

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