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Are dash cameras legal in Australia?
Yes. Dash cams are legal to use in every Australian state and territory. You're responsible for mounting the camera so it doesn't obstruct your view of the road, and for following your state's rules on recording.
Do I need a front and rear dash cam, or is front-only enough?
Front-only cameras cover the road ahead and suit most everyday drivers on a budget. A front and rear (dual-channel) camera adds protection against rear-end collisions and captures more of what happens around your vehicle — the setup most drivers upgrade to for complete coverage.
What is parking mode?
Parking mode lets your dash cam keep monitoring your vehicle while it's parked and switched off, recording any impact or motion it detects. Depending on the model, it may require a hardwire kit or an external battery pack to run without draining your car battery.
How much footage can a dash cam record?
Dash cams use loop recording, continuously overwriting the oldest footage once the microSD card is full — so they never run out of space. Fitting a larger, high-endurance microSD card gives you more recording time before older clips are replaced.
Can I view my dash cam footage on my phone?
Yes. Oricom dash cameras connect to the free Oricom app over Wi-Fi, so you can play back, download and share your footage straight from your smartphone or tablet.
Will an Oricom dash cam work in my caravan or 4WD?
Absolutely. Oricom dash cameras are built for touring and off-road use as well as everyday driving, making them a great fit for 4WDs, utes, caravans and camper trailers.
