


BlackVue CPL Filter Adjustable Circular Polariser for Elite 8 9 10 Dash Cameras
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The BlackVue CPL Filter (CPL-2) is an adjustable circular polarising filter for BlackVue Elite 8, Elite 9 and Elite 10 dash cameras. It clips directly onto the front camera to reduce windscreen glare and reflections in bright daylight.
Key specifications
- Model: CPL-2
- Type: adjustable circular polariser (CPL)
- Compatible: BlackVue Elite 8, Elite 9, Elite 10
- Fitting: clips directly onto the front camera
- Use: reduces glare and reflections in bright daylight
- Not recommended: night or low-light recording
BlackVue CPL Filter: adjustable circular polariser for Elite Series
A simple clip-on filter that cuts windscreen glare and reflections for cleaner daytime footage from your BlackVue dash camera.
- Adjustable circular polariser (CPL) filter for compatible BlackVue dash cams.
- Reduces reflections in daylight.
- Not recommended for night or low-light recording.
Get Rid of Unwanted Glare and Reflections
The CPL-2 clips directly onto compatible Elite 8, 9 and 10 series dash cameras. It reduces windscreen glare and reflections in bright daylight, giving you sharper, more contrasted video. Rotate the filter to adjust the polarisation angle until reflections are minimised. Not suitable for night or low-light recording.
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Specification
| Series | Elite Series |
|---|---|
| Article Number | BVCPL9LT |
| Country of Manufacture | China |
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What's Included
- CPL Filter
- Microfibre cleaning cloth
- Instruction manual
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About the BlackVue BVCPL9LT
From our tech experts at CEN
The CPL-2 is BlackVue's adjustable circular polarising filter for the Elite 8, Elite 9 and Elite 10. It clips straight onto the front camera and cuts windscreen glare and reflections in bright daylight, giving sharper, better contrasted footage. A microfibre cloth and instructions are included.
Who it suits
Elite owners with a light-coloured dashboard or a steeply raked windscreen, where the dash reflects into the footage on sunny days. It is a daytime accessory and is not recommended for night or low-light recording, so drivers who do most of their miles after dark may be better without it.
Our tech experts advise
Fit the filter, then rotate it while watching the live view in the BlackVue app until the reflections are at their weakest. Keep it clean with the supplied cloth, as smears show up clearly on footage. See the Elite range and all CPL filters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this accessory compatible with my dash cam?
A: Dash cam accessories are generally model-specific. The compatible camera models are listed in the product description, and you can contact CEN to confirm compatibility before ordering.
Q: Can CEN fit this accessory?
A: Yes. CEN offers professional dash cam and accessory installation from our Nottingham premises. Contact us to book.
Q: Which dash cams does the BlackVue CPL-2 filter fit?
A: It clips onto BlackVue Elite 8, Elite 9 and Elite 10 series dash cameras.
Q: Should I leave the CPL filter on at night?
A: BlackVue does not recommend the CPL filter for night or low-light recording, as it is designed to reduce glare and reflections in bright daylight.
Q: How do I adjust the BlackVue CPL filter?
A: Rotate the filter to change the polarisation angle until windscreen reflections are minimised.
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