Prepared to Explore
Navigate precisely over any terrain, urban, off-road or rugged remote with our simple, multi-purpose devices. Gear up with our cutting-edge GPS Navigators, Dash Cameras, reversing aids and accessories. You’ll be more than ready for whatever the road throws your way.
Navigate precisely over any terrain, urban, off-road or rugged remote with our simple, multi-purpose devices. Gear up with our cutting-edge GPS Navigators, Dash Cameras, reversing aids and accessories. You’ll be more than ready for whatever the road throws your way.
Award-Winning Hema Mapping
Kilometres of remote roads
Including 4WD and off-road tracks mapped by the Hema Map Patrol.
Campsites and free camps tracked
Caravan parks, campsites, national parks and free camping spots
Stopping points, verified personally by one of our explorers
Over 40,000 verified points of interests including Hema Maps 4x4 Tracks
HX-2+ GPS Navigator
7.0” IPS Screen
Featuring a vivid and clear display with easy-to-use functions for settings adjustment and intuitive navigation.
4GB RAM & 64GB ROM
More than enough storage space for your maps and updates.
Touch Screen
Capacitive 1024 x 600 touchscreen for easy interaction and navigation with quick access to features and settings.
Suction Mount
Effortlessly mount to the dash or the windscreen of your vehicle.
AU & NZ Coverage
Total off-road and on-road coverage from the red heart of Australia to the alps of New Zealand.
Fully Loaded Hema Maps
An extensive array of on-road, off-road, and adventure maps deliver precise navigation in both urban settings and rugged, remote terrain
Our recommendations
HX-2+ ACCSV Detachable Sun Visor
HX-2+ ACCPF Screen Protector Compatible for use with the Hema HX-2+ GPS Navigator
HX-2+ ACCCAM Wireless Rear Camera
HM-WOZ4 4-Channel WOZA Connector Cable
HM-WOZ2 2-Channel WOZA Connector Cable
Hema Support Hub
Join our Australia and New Zealand community of the adventurer.
FAQ’s
Why does the navigator get confused when entering a tunnel?
You are driving along a road, which has an exit to a tunnel which runs fairly close or parallel to the main road.
If the two are close enough together, the GPS may consider that you are still on the main road, and have not taken the exit to the tunnel.
Then, your vehicle enters the tunnel.
Normally, if the GPS knows it is going to enter a tunnel, it will make allowances for the fact that it will lose sight of any satellites until it emerges from the tunnel.
However, if the GPS still thinks you are on the main road, and you "catch it unawares" as you enter the tunnel, the GPS has no way of recognising this, as it has lost sight of any GPS satellites...
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