Hardwire Kit 11.6V- 5V Adapter Micro USB Power Cord for Dash Cam $15 Delivered @ SydneyCarSecurity eBay

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Associatedfelow @ Strathfield Car Radios on 25/05/2020 - 15:05 ebay.com.au (292 clicks)
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1、Hard wire kit for Mini Serial dashcam, such as for Mini 1,mini 2 dashcam.
2、This hard wire is used as transforming 11.6V/42V to 5V,with built-in precise switching power supply module, output voltage is more stable.
3、The hard wire connect to car battery or fuse box constant power for power source, so its dashcam can keep powered on even car turned off.
4、With function of auto detect battery voltage, it can cut power supply when voltage is too low, make sure the car can start normally.
5、With reverse connect protection, output short circuit protection, over current protection, over temperature protection, stable performance.

Specification:
Connector: Micro USB
Length: 3.0 meter above
High efficiency:>96%
Input range: DC 11.6-42V
Output voltage: DC 5V
Output current:2.1A
Low voltage protection:11.6V
Working Temperature: -40 ~ +85 Degree

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  hongas on 25/05/2020 - 15:09

  +1

  Hi OP. NO Mini USB?

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  Smugsley on 25/05/2020 - 15:12

  +7

  Anyone that is interested just remember that the low voltage cut off, set at 11.6v, is equal to your battery having 20%-30% charge. They're great until you cant start your car and you need to purchase a new battery. Something to keep in mind

  • 

    Circly on 25/05/2020 - 15:26

    +1

    Blackvue PMP have voltage cut off at 12.5V and 12V which is a bit safer.

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    Soothsayer on 25/05/2020 - 15:29

    +2

    Yep, 11.6V is practically useless with regards to protecting your car battery. This kit is NOT suitable for hard-wiring for parking mode, unless your dashcam has its own low voltage cutoff.

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  teacherer on 25/05/2020 - 15:24

  $13.99 on Amazon for those with prime

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  edrift on 25/05/2020 - 15:26

  +2

  Guaranteed to wreck your car battery fast if you let it drain to 11.6V

  • 

    DonWilson on 25/05/2020 - 16:14

    Yeah, that seems pointlessly low.

    e.g. the Delkor brand manual says the battery is 0% charge at 11.51v: https://d1jfzhmnvnzffb.cloudfront.net/6315/7106/2769/Delkor_…

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  willyroo on 25/05/2020 - 16:17

  +7

  This. Go below 12V on too many occasions and you'll significantly shorten its life. Better off with:

  At a minimum fixed 12V cutoff for $16.90, or better yet,
  Selectable 11.8V to 12.4V cutoff for $23.50 - just don't select 11.8V.

  OP keeps posting this stuff, it's just advertising now.

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  placard on 25/05/2020 - 16:39

  Yep, agree with everyone else. This product is useless.

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    bowjjj on 25/05/2020 - 18:08

    Not completely. Add a diode inline (or right size resistor) to get the exact dropout voltage you want… anyone who's done any electronics will have box fulls of spares…
    But yep at this price who'd bother…