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MYRVA LOYALTY AND REWARDS SOLUTIONS S.A. DE C.V. logo
MYRVA LOYALTY AND REWARDS SOLUTIONS S.A. DE C.V.
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Myrva Rearview Mirror With Camera 1920x1080 Full Hd For Car Safety Driving Monitoring System

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$2870
Minimum order quantity: 1 piece

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Key attributes

Frequency Band

2.5ghz-3.5ghz

Place of Origin

China

video record resolution

1920X1080

Voltage

12 V

gps

both internal and external gps module

Brand Name

Myrva

At a glance

  • 1920x1080 Full HD: The high resolution ensures clear and detailed video recordings, making it easier to identify important details in case of an incident.

  • 170-Degree Wide-Angle Lens: This wide-angle lens provides a comprehensive view of the road, reducing blind spots and improving overall driving safety.

  • G-Sensor Accident Detection: The G-Sensor automatically locks the footage in case of an accident, protecting important evidence from being overwritten.

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Key attributes

Voltage
12 V
Frequency Band
2.5ghz-3.5ghz
gps
both internal and external gps module
video record resolution
1920X1080
Power Consumption(W)
4W
Place of Origin
China
Brand Name
Myrva
Function
rearview

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single gross weight
0.100 kg

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