Hardwire kit

Welcome to our collection of dash cam hardwire kits and connectivity accessories. Discover a range of specialized accessories that enhance the functionality and usability of your dashboard cameras, providing seamless integration and uninterrupted power supply for a secure and efficient driving experience.

Explore the key features and benefits of our collection:

1. Hardwire Kits for Continuous Power: Our assortment includes hardwire kits tailored to ensure a constant power supply for your dash cam. This enables parking mode recording, impact detection, and 24/7 surveillance without draining your vehicle's battery.

2. Connectivity Accessories: Find a variety of connectivity accessories such as USB adapters, power cables, fuse taps, and voltage converters that facilitate a stable and secure connection between your dash cam and the vehicle's power source.

3. Customized Solutions: Our collection offers a range of accessories compatible with various dash cam models and vehicle setups, ensuring a tailored and seamless integration that suits your specific requirements.

4. Installation Support: Find accessories with user-friendly designs that make installation hassle-free, allowing you to set up your dash cam and connectivity accessories with ease.

5. Enhance Dash Cam Functionality: These accessories not only power your dash cam but also enable additional features like time-lapse parking mode, motion detection, and smartphone connectivity, providing a more comprehensive monitoring and security solution for your vehicle.

Ensure a continuous power supply, reliable connectivity, and enhanced functionality for your dash cam with our specialized hardwire kits and accessories. Experience peace of mind and heightened security while on the road or parked, knowing that your dash cam is powered and connected efficiently.

Browse our collection of dash cam hardwire kits and connectivity accessories and choose the ideal accessories to optimize the performance and capabilities of your dashboard camera. Drive with confidence, knowing you have the support of these specialized accessories.

FAQs

What is the use of a hardwire kit for a dash cam?

A hardwire kit for a dash cam does a few important things. First, it directly connects the dash cam to the car's electrical system, making sure the camera has power all the time. This is handy because it allows the dash cam to work even when the car is turned off, recording any movement or impacts in a parking mode. It also often has safety features to prevent draining the car's battery too much, so your car can still start. Plus, it helps keep things looking neat by hiding cables, making for a cleaner and tidier setup in your car.

Can you hardwire a dash cam yourself?

Certainly! Here are simplified steps to hardwire a dash cam yourself:

1. Gather Tools and Kit: Collect the hardwire kit, wire strippers, and possibly electrical tape.
2. Locate Fuse Box: Find the car's fuse box, often under the dashboard or in the engine area.
3. Identify Fuses: Locate a fuse that turns on/off with the car's ignition and another for constant power.
4. Connect Ground Wire: Attach the ground wire to a metal part of the vehicle.
5. Fuse Tap Connection: Use fuse taps to connect the power cable to chosen fuses, following the kit's instructions.
6. Test Functionality: Turn on the dash cam to ensure it powers up and records properly.
7. Secure Wires: Ensure all connections are secure and won't interfere with vehicle operation.

If you're unsure or uncomfortable working with car wiring, it's wise to seek help from a professional to prevent any issues. Incorrect connections can cause damage.

What is the difference between hardwire and USB dash cam?

A hardwired dash cam connects directly to the car's electrical system through a hardwire kit, offering continuous power and supporting parking mode. It hides cables and doesn't rely on the car being on. On the other hand, a USB-powered dash cam plugs into the car's USB port or accessory outlet, only receiving power when the car is running, and might not support parking mode. The choice between the two depends on power needs and installation preferences.