: A dash cam starts creating video files on an empty memory card. These video files are typically segmented into 1, 3, or 5 minute chunks, since it is easier to view and work with small video files on your computer rather than one long continuous file. When the memory card is full, the dash cam simply starts over at the beginning of the memory card, and in this way, never needs any attention from you until you have captured an incident on video that you would like to save. This is known as "loop recording", and is one of the most important abilities of dash... Read more

While dashcams draw a small amount of power, they are unlikely to significantly impact your vehicle's battery life. However, it's a good idea to use parking mode with caution.

Dashcams complement safe driving practices by providing evidence in the event of incidents. They are a valuable addition to your safety and security toolkit, enhancing your confidence on the road.

Regular maintenance includes keeping the formatting SD cards at regular intervals, lens clean, ensuring the power source is stable, and periodically updating the dashcam's firmware for performance improvements.

Dashcams are generally legal to use for personal use, but their use may be subject to data protection regulations. Our experts can provide guidance on legal and ethical usage.

Many dashcams feature a parking mode that monitors your vehicle even when it's parked. It can capture incidents such as accidents, break-ins, or vandalism, providing valuable evidence.

Yes, you can install multiple dashcams for full coverage. Some systems offer front and rear cameras, while others allow for additional side or interior cameras for a complete recording solution.

Dashcam footage is typically stored on an SD card or can be transferred to a computer or smartphone for viewing. It's advisable to back up important footage to a computer or cloud storage.

The dashcams we offer are equipped with night vision or low-light recording capabilities, ensuring clear video footage even in challenging lighting conditions.

Dashcams are not typically included as standard features in vehicles. They are separate accessories that you can add to your car to enjoy the benefits of video recording while driving.

A dashcam is a compact camera device that attaches to your vehicle’s windshield or dashboard. It continuously records video footage of your driving, providing a reliable record of incidents, accidents, or unexpected events. By installing a dashcam, you can: Enhance safety: Deter potential incidents and protect yourself from fraudulent claims. Document accidents: Capture clear evidence in case of accidents or traffic violations. Gain peace of mind: Drive with confidence, knowing your journeys are being recorded. Improve driving habits: Review your driving footage to identify areas for improvement. Our range of dashcams offers various features and configurations to suit different needs, including additional cameras for interior, rear, and side... Read more

You can't explain that! Just kidding. Dash cams record video to a removable memory card inside the camera itself. Any time your car is on and the dash cam is plugged in, it is acting as your backup witness. Dash cams automatically start recording when they are powered on, and stop recording once you turn your car off. Note: Some dash cam models have the ability to keep recording even while the vehicle is parked! This is known as "parking mode".

Once you have purchased a dash, in most cases this is all you need to do to be up and running:

• Insert a memory card.
• Attach the suction-cup mount to your windshield.
• Plug the power cord into the power source (cigarette lighter or other).

Done! Since recording is automatic, just drive your vehicle like you normally would, and enjoy the fact that you are now "protected by dashcam"!.

Please note that the above is applicable to plug & play dash cams.

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Yes, there are several types of dash cams, and while they come in all shapes and sizes, they may be classified into a few distinct categories (click on any category link below to open a new browser window to that category of dash cam): Single-lens dash cams (for forward-facing recording) Dual-lens dash cams (for front + rear recording) Dual-lens dash cams (for front + inside recording) Professional dash cams (for commercial or governmental fleet vehicles) Single-lens dash cams are the most basic type of dash cam. These record from a single camera lens, like a normal camcorder. Typically people mount these dash cams in their front windshield in order to record what is happening in front of the car. Dual-lens dash cams are a bit more complex. These dash cams can record from more than one camera lens at a time. Typically they utilize one forward-facing lens to record what is happening in front of the vehicle, and one inside-facing lens to record what is happening inside the vehicle. These are particularly useful for fleet or commercial vehicles where typically the driver of the vehicle is not the owner of the vehicle. There are also dual-lens dash cams for front + rear such as the BlackVue DR750S-2CH that record in front of the vehicle like a single-lens model, but also use the input from a smaller remote camera (a camera mounted in the back of the vehicle - on the rear windshield) to record what is happening behind the vehicle as well. Professional dash cams are commercial-grade models designed for business use (fleet vehicles, taxis/Uber/Lyft drivers, delivery trucks, etc) or other commercial, municipal or government purposes. These high-reliability units are also desirable to those individuals seeking the added peace of mind that comes from using a professional-level device in their own... Read more

Dash cams, or dashboard video cameras, got their name due to originally being mounted on the dashboard of vehicles (mostly police cars). Now, most dash cams mount to a car's windshield with a secure and easy to use suction cup mount or strong adhesive pad.

Managing your dashcam footage is simple and convenient. You can remotely access your recordings through a secure online platform or mobile app, allowing you to view, download, and manage them effortlessly.Remote access is typically possible only when the system is actively recording (live mode). This can be achieved via Wi-Fi or by inserting an SD card into a computer. For added convenience, some models also support SD card storage, providing direct access to your recordings.

While many of our dashcams can be easily self-installed, some vehicles, especially those with specific features like split tailgates or complex wiring, may require professional assistance. Our expert installers can handle these challenges, ensuring optimal placement and functionality of your dashcam.

: Absolutely! Our dashcams allow you to access and download recorded footage remotely through a user-friendly online platform or mobile app. For added convenience, some models also support SD card storage, providing an offline option to review your recordings.

If your dash cam is plug & play you can install it your self or you may call our experts to install it in your vehicle however if your dash cam is hardwired then it is adviseable to have our competent engineers install it in your vehicle.