Yes 24hr monitoring but your dashcam has to support the functionality. So mine recognizes when the ignition is turned off and goes into parking mode. it only records on motion detection or on impact. Otherwise, it uses very low power so it's not a drain on the battery. The dashcam then monitors the battery and will shut itself off it the battery gets low. When I start the Jeeps it goes into full power mode and recoreds everthing and gives me a report on what has happend while the jeep was off.
What dash cam do you have? Sounds good....
Mine is very similar but records a time lapse and then records video when events occur, it also records front and rear. I have a blackvue dr900x 2ch. Highly recommend blackvue dashcams if you can spare the cash.
I have the Thinkware U1000 4K UHD Dual-Channel Cloud Dash Cam. It's a bit on the pricey side but figured it was worth the price to be the higher quality recording. I know people who have bought cheap cams and when they needed to read the license plate numbers from a recording it was impossible. The Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) sounds attractive, but I found it more annoying than anything and turned the function off. Just to have the unit beep at you and really know why is a pain.
As long as the total draw of the two combined doesn't exceed the fuse capacity, it should work.
Either the battery or ignition power wire.So, in looking for the aux wires, I found a single wire coming out of the harness on the kick panel side. Anybody know what this is?
