Does the Dash Cam Continue Recording After the Car is Turned Off?
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The dash cam can continue recording after the car is turned off. The parking monitoring function primarily relies on the dash cam automatically starting to record when it detects vibrations. This functionality is achieved through a built-in high-sensitivity gravity sensor. Operating time of the dash cam: If the dash cam is wired to a constant power source during installation, providing 24-hour power supply, and if the parking monitoring, time-lapse recording, or motion detection features are enabled on the dash cam, then after the car is turned off, the dash cam will start recording upon detecting vibrations and automatically save the video without overwriting it. If there is movement within the range of the dash cam's camera, the motion detection feature will activate and automatically start recording. With time-lapse recording enabled, the dash cam can continue recording around the clock even after the vehicle is turned off. Important notes: Even though the dash cam can record after the car is turned off, it's important to be aware that dash cams have blind spots. Single-lens dash cams can only capture the front view, dual-lens dash cams can capture the front and rear, and 360-degree panoramic dash cams can capture all angles. For safety considerations, it is recommended to park the vehicle in an area with surveillance cameras.