Rohent N20 Dual Baby Car Camera, 6.9 Inch Split Screen with Auto-Brightness Light Sensor
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The screen brightens in the sun and dims in the tunnel, on its own.
The Rohent N20 is a dual baby car camera whose 6.9 inch IPS split screen sets its own brightness with a light sensor. It's for parents who don't want to fiddle with settings between harsh sun and dark roads. Two 1080P cameras use 940nm infrared, so there's no red glow at night.
At a glance
Auto
Light sensor sets brightness
6.9 in
IPS split screen, AHD 1080P
940nm
Infrared with no red glow
150°
Wide view from each camera
A light sensor does the adjusting
The monitor reads the light around it. In strong sun it brightens so you can see the picture; at night or in a tunnel it dims to cut glare. You don't need to reach for buttons, and the screen won't be blazing on a dark road. None of our other dual kits have this.
Two cameras, 150 degrees each
Two separate cameras show side by side on the 6.9 inch IPS screen in full-colour AHD 1080P. Each has a 150 degree lens and turns and tilts to frame its own seat, forward or rear-facing.
No red glow at night
The cameras use 940nm infrared, which doesn't give off a visible red light. You get a night picture without a glowing dot pointed at a sleeping child.
USB or 12V, all in the box
Strap each camera to a headrest with the elastic hook-and-loop straps, mount the monitor on the windscreen or a flat surface, and plug in. It runs from USB or the 12V socket. You get the monitor, two cameras, a bracket, a USB-A cord, a lighter adapter, four straps, cable clips, a sticker and the manual.
Into the tunnel at 4pm
You're heading into the M5 tunnel in the afternoon glare with twins in the back. Out in the sun, the screen was bright enough to read. Inside, it drops right down so it isn't glaring at you in the dark. You didn't touch a thing. It's the same on dark country roads after a day at the beach.
Sized for three-row cars
The maker lists cars, utes, SUVs, people movers and three-row vehicles, and the photos show three-row SUVs, MPVs and EVs. It's a driving aid, so glance only when it's safe and pull over if a child needs you.
Specifications
| Brand / model | Rohent N20 |
|---|---|
| Monitor | 6.9 inch IPS split screen |
| Resolution | AHD 1080P |
| Brightness | Automatic, via light sensor |
| Cameras | 2, 150 degree wide angle |
| Night vision | 940nm infrared, no visible red light |
| Camera adjustment | 360 degree rotation |
| Power | USB or 12V car socket via lighter adapter (5V rated) |
| Mounting | Headrest straps; windscreen or surface mount monitor |
| In the box | 6.9 inch monitor, 2 cameras, monitor bracket, USB-A power cord, lighter adapter, 4 straps, manual, cable clips and sticker |
Delivery, returns and help
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Questions people ask
What does the auto-brightness do?
It adjusts the screen for you. A light sensor brightens it in sun and dims it at night or in tunnels.
Will the night vision glow red?
No. The 940nm infrared gives no visible red light.
How is it powered?
From USB or the car's 12V socket. Both a USB-A cord and a lighter adapter are included.
What's in the box?
The monitor, two cameras, a monitor bracket, USB-A cord, lighter adapter, four straps, cable clips, a sticker and the manual.
How is this different from the other 6.9 inch dual camera?
Both have 6.9 inch split screens. The Rohent N20 has the automatic light sensor and 940nm infrared; the other kit has a built-in ambient light instead.
Will it fit a three-row SUV?
Yes. The maker lists three-row vehicles, SUVs and people movers.