Where to Connect the Power Cable for Accord Dash Cam?
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The power cable for the Honda Accord dash cam can be connected to the cigarette lighter socket, as the power input plug of the dash cam is designed to match the cigarette lighter socket. If you want to connect the power from another location, not only will you need to cut off the dash cam's power plug, but you will also have to modify the vehicle's internal wiring, which could pose certain safety risks. The function of the Honda Accord dash cam is to record video and audio during driving. Once installed, it can provide evidence in the event of a traffic accident. The dash cam can replay the recorded footage, making the responsibility for an accident clear at a glance, allowing traffic police to handle the incident quickly and accurately. This not only enables a swift evacuation of the scene to restore traffic flow but also preserves effective evidence from the incident, contributing to a safer and smoother traffic environment. The Honda Accord dash cam is powered through the cigarette lighter, which is currently a common method of power connection and the first choice for many car owners. The cigarette lighter socket typically provides 12V DC power, with the central spring-loaded pin as the positive pole and the side clips (ears) as the negative pole, directly connected to the vehicle's battery with the same current and power output. Additionally, to ensure the power supply for onboard devices, vehicles are equipped with a battery and a generator charging system. Passenger cars generally use a 12V lead-acid battery with capacities ranging from approximately 20 to 100 AH. When the car is started, the battery supplies power to the starter motor to drive the engine. Once the engine is running, it drives the generator to recharge the battery, maintaining the power reserve in the battery system.
