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Compact dash camera with 2.7 inch screen and internal power cable

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister K6000 2.7 inch 1080P internal power cable

SKU CH-CG7E-AV1G0

Records 1080P video on a 2.7 inch screen with ultra wide angle and night function

  • 7 inch screen lets you review footage on the spot
  • 1080P full HD captures clear daytime detail
  • Ultra wide angle lens covers more of the road ahead
  • Night function records usable video in low light

What it is

The Ruth's sister K6000 is a 2.7 inch 1080P dash camera that records full high-definition video inside a vehicle. It captures ultra wide angle footage with a night function for low-light driving conditions.

Thermals noise and power

The unit draws power from the vehicle's internal wiring so it runs without an external battery. Normal operation produces no audible fan noise and the compact body stays cool during continuous recording.

Highlights

  • 7 inch screen lets you review footage on the spot
  • 1080P full HD captures clear daytime detail
  • Ultra wide angle lens covers more of the road ahead
  • Night function records usable video in low light

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I route the K6000 internal power cable to the camera without blocking the 2.7 inch screen?

Run the cable along the headliner and down the A-pillar, then tuck it behind the dashboard trim so the 2.7 inch display stays fully visible and the 1080P recorder powers reliably.

When should I replace the K6000 power cable if the 1080P video starts flickering at night?

Replace the cable when the 1080P footage shows intermittent power loss or the 2.7 inch screen dims, as worn conductors or loose connectors cause the night-function recording to drop frames.

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