HaHoco

On-Dashboard DC44 Camera Video Recorder Dashcam for Cars by HaHoco

Specifications

• SCREEN SIZE : 3 Inches,
• ITEM DIMENSIONS LxWxH : 3.46 x 2.05 x 1.34 inches,
• VIDEO CAPTURE RESOLUTION : 1080p,
• DISPLAY TYPE : LCD,
• MOUNTING TYPE : Adhesive Mount, Suction Mount,
• AUTO PART POSITION : Front Right Upper,
• REAL ANGLE OF VIEW : 170 Degrees.

Introduction

It’s a well-rounded unit that’s ideal for anyone who wants to record and store traffic crashes. With a two-year guarantee, lifetime technical support, and parts replacement, you’ll get more than just the features. It has an attractive design and packaging. It has full HD 1080p resolution and a large LCD display. With a 170-degree wide-angle lens, the dashcam captures in full 1080p HD. This eliminates blind spots while also capturing important details. The three-inch LCD screen allows you to monitor and repeat important events even if traveling at high speeds.

It has night vision & parking monitoring. Even in low-light situations, this dash camera’s night vision capabilities capture vivid details and colors. SD cards are also supported for storing important driving footage. It also has motion detection and a parking monitor mode that continuously records your car’s surroundings.

How to use

You can use the Dash cam by following the given steps:

• Mount the camera of the screen of the car.
• The dash camera should be on the passenger side not on the driving side.
• When you stick the holder to the screen.
• Now connect the wire from the charging spot to the camera.
• Now, your camera is ready to use.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is it necessary to maintain a dash cam plugged in at all times?
  When not in use, dashcams should be unplugged to avoid draining the battery. Always ensure that your dashcam has a constant power supply by plugging it into the vehicle’s cigarette lighter as needed to extend its life.

• What is the maximum recording time of a dashcam?
  On a 16GB Micro SD card, a Dash Cam may store around two hours of recording before overwriting the oldest records.

• When my car is turned off, does my dashcam record?
  The majority of dash cams are powered by the cigarette lighter port in your vehicle. When your automobile isn’t operating, this isn’t active. As a result, most dash cams do not work while the car is turned off. You can, however, purchase dash cams that provide 24-hour protection.

• Is it possible for a dash cam to deplete a car’s battery?
  To summarize, while a dashcam can drain your car battery when your vehicle is parked, there are simple solutions to avoid this. You can acquire a Parking Mode hardwiring kit, a dashcam with a built-in voltage monitoring system, or a dedicated battery pack for your dashcam.

• Is it necessary to remove the dashcam at night?
  If your dash camera doesn’t have a parking mode, leaving it in the car overnight could draw unwanted attention. When this happens, remember to remove the gadget from the windscreen as soon as possible.

• What happens to dashcam footage?
  They both record videos on memory cards immediately. Dashcams, on the other hand, are not portable. Dash cams are mounted behind the rearview mirror on the windshield.

• What is dashcam loop recording?
  A dashcam with a continuous loop recording records video by overwriting older material with new footage. This allows the camera to continue recording even if the SD memory card included in the device is full, ensuring that you never miss a minute of your journey.

• In a dashcam, how long would a 64GB SD card last?
  A 64 GB SD card is used to store the data. This SD card can store about 40 hours of video.

• How can I turn my dashcam on all the time?
  Because dash cams don’t have huge built-in batteries, they must be powered from the outside when the engine is switched off. If one is available, this can be accomplished by plugging the dashcam into a “always on” (a.k.a. constant power) outlet in the vehicle.

• Do dash cameras turn on by themselves?
  Because dash cams are attached to a vehicle’s power source, they turn on and begin recording as soon as the vehicle’s power supply is turned on. As a result, you won’t have to manually turn on a dashcam every time you go behind the wheel. Dashcams may also use motion sensors to turn on while the car is turned off.

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