Performance Meters & Lap Timers
Accessories
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The camera clamp for Video VBOX cameras only (will not fit a VBOX HD2 camera) connects to a VBOX suction or roll cage mount and allows for greater articulation of the cameras. This is especially useful if the cameras need dropping far enough to gain a good view through the windscreen. -
Replacement battery for VBOX Sport (and Video VBOX Lite). -
Replacement glass lens cover for the Video VBOX high resolution cameras. -
This package contains all the accessories required to install a VBOX Video HD2 in to a second vehicle, therefore allowing the user to transfer the main unit between the two vehicles. -
This camera clamp is designed specifically for a VBOX Video HD2 camera, ensuring that the camera remains intact even when fully tightened. It is made of aluminium with a rubber liner to safeguard the camera and is tightened using two M3 hex-socket screws (2.5 mm Allen key required). The clamp can be attached to either the Roll Cage Camera Mount (RLACS286) or the Suction Camera Mount (RLACS287) and provides a secure mounting option for the camera. -
Unterminated CAN Interface Cable for Video VBOX and VBOX Video HD2 that allows for bare wire connection to the CAN High and CAN Low wires in a vehicle's wiring loom. -
2 m CAN connection cable for vehicles that have CAN available from the OBDII socket. -
This heavy-duty, low-vibration suction mount has a 4-hole AMPS head that fits to a VBOX Sport, Performance Box Touch and VBOX Touch. It measures 6.5 inches high and is made of a combination of plastic and glass fibre. The 80 mm suction base works well in all climates. The arm of the mount swivels on both the top and the bottom, providing 360-degree rotation and the ultimate flexibility in positioning the device at any angle. -
Heavy-duty suction mount for use with Video VBOX Cameras, VBOX LapTimer or OLED Display. -
The VBOX CAN Gateway allows logging of vehicle CAN bus data in a VBOX system where secondary CAN modules such as the OLED display or analogue input modules are used.
