


Pioneer ND-RC1 Rear Camera for VREC-Z810SH, VREC-Z710SH, VREC-H310SH Dash Cams
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The Pioneer ND-RC1 is a Full HD rear camera designed to convert compatible single-channel Pioneer dash cams into a two-channel front and rear recording setup. It is compatible with the VREC-Z810SH, VREC-Z710SH and VREC-H310SH, and forms part of Pioneer's dash cam accessory range.
Compatible dash cams (sold separately): VREC-Z810SH, VREC-Z710SH and VREC-H310SH.
Key specifications
- Type: rear camera for Pioneer dash cams
- Recording resolution: Full HD
- Function: converts a 1-channel dash cam to 2-channel
- Compatible with: VREC-Z810SH, VREC-Z710SH, VREC-H310SH
- Dash cam: sold separately
About the Pioneer ND-RC1
The ND-RC1 adds rear coverage to your compatible Pioneer dash cam, upgrading a single-channel unit to a full two-channel front and rear recording setup.
- Full HD recording resolution
- Converts a 1-channel dash cam into a 2-channel setup
Compatibility
- VREC-Z810SH
- VREC-Z710SH
- VREC-H310SH
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Specification
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What's Included
- ND-RC1
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About the Pioneer ND-RC1
From our tech experts at CEN
A rear camera module for Pioneer VREC dash cams, adding a second channel so the road behind is recorded as well as the road ahead.
Who it suits
Existing Pioneer dash cam owners adding rear cover, which is where a large share of disputed claims happen. Check it matches your model before ordering.
Our tech experts advise
The cable run to the tailgate is the real work, and it needs routing so it survives the hinge and stays out of sight. We fit 2-channel systems from £100 at our Beeston workshop. See dash cam installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will the footage be accepted by my insurer or the police?
A: Dash cam footage is widely used in insurance claims and can be submitted to most UK police forces through their online portals. Recording quality matters, so check the resolution in the Specification tab.
Q: Front only or front and rear - which should I choose?
A: A front camera covers the most common claim scenarios. A two-channel system adds rear coverage for rear-end collisions and tailgating evidence, which is where many disputed claims arise. Three-channel systems add an interior view, suited to taxi and fleet use.
Q: Which dash cams does the ND-RC1 work with?
A: The Pioneer ND-RC1 is compatible with the VREC-Z810SH, VREC-Z710SH and VREC-H310SH dash cams, which are sold separately.
Q: Does the ND-RC1 work on its own?
A: No. It is an add-on rear camera that connects to a compatible single-channel Pioneer dash cam to give two-channel front and rear recording.
Q: What resolution does the ND-RC1 record at?
A: The ND-RC1 records in Full HD.
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