It happens in a heartbeat. A ute drifts into your lane on the highway. Someone rolls back into you at the lights. You return to the shopping centre car park to find a fresh dent and no note under the wiper.
Then comes the part everyone dreads: it's your word against theirs.
Unless you've got the footage.
That's exactly why we built the new Oricom DC460R 4K Dash Camera. It's a front and rear dash cam that records the road ahead in ultra-clear 4K, watches your back in sharp 2K, and keeps an eye on your car even after you've walked away. Here's a closer look.
4K Up Front, 2K Out Back
A dash cam is only as good as the detail it captures. If you can't read the number plate, the footage isn't much help. The DC460R records the road ahead in 4K UHD and the view behind in 2K QHD, so plates, road signs and the moment that matters stay crisp and legible.
H.265 video compression keeps that high-res footage efficient on storage, and the included 64GB microSD card comes pre-installed. Want a longer recording history? It supports cards up to 256GB.
See More of the Road, Day or Night
A wide 130° viewing angle takes in more of the road and helps minimise blind spots. WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) technology balances harsh light, so you get clear footage driving into a low winter sun, through a dim car park or along an unlit country road.
Protection That Doesn't Clock Off When You Do
Plenty of damage happens when nobody's in the car. Connect the DC460R using the included hardwire kit and its advanced parking monitor keeps watch 24/7. Collision detection wakes the camera and records the moment something bumps your car, while optional time-lapse recording can run for 12, 24 or 72 hours.
Worried about a flat battery? Power-saving mode sips under 1mA, and built-in voltage cut-off protection helps make sure you can still start the car in the morning.
The Footage That Matters Stays Locked
Loop recording keeps the camera rolling by automatically overwriting the oldest files, so you never need to clear the card manually. When the built-in G-sensor detects a sudden impact, it instantly locks that clip so it can't be recorded over. You can also lock a clip yourself with a single button press.
GPS, Wi-Fi and Footage on Your Phone
Built-in GPS logs your speed and location, and can stamp them onto your footage as a watermark — the kind of detail insurers appreciate. Fast dual-band 5GHz Wi-Fi 6 connects the DC460R to the free app, so you can review and download clips straight to your phone without pulling out the SD card.
On the dash, a sharp 3" IPS display handles playback and settings. Switch on Driving Mode and the screen shows your digital speed once you're underway.
Built for Australian Conditions
A car parked in the Aussie sun turns into an oven. The DC460R is rated to operate from -20°C to 65°C, with an automatic high-temperature cut-off at around 70°C to protect the unit. From frosty Canberra mornings to a scorching Pilbara car park, it's built to keep up.
Everything You Need, Right in the Box
The DC460R arrives ready to install, with no extra bits to buy:
- 4K front camera and 2K rear camera
- Hardwire kit (for parking mode) and rear camera cable
- Power cable and 12V adaptor
- 64GB microSD card, pre-installed
- Spare 3M adhesive pads, two static cling stickers and a cleaning cloth
For a quick setup, plug it into your 12V socket and you're recording in minutes. For 24/7 parking protection, we recommend having an auto electrician fit the hardwire kit. Dash cam placement and recording laws vary by state and territory, so check your local road rules before you mount it.
Your Reliable Witness on Every Drive
Whether it's the daily commute, the school run or a lap of the country, the DC460R records every kilometre in detail and protects your car while it's parked. It's backed by a 2-year warranty and Oricom's Australian-based support team.
Because when something happens on the road, the last thing you want is to be arguing about who saw what.
Shop the DC460R 4K Dash Camera for $269, or explore the full range of Oricom dash cameras and automotive accessories.
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