“what is the power source on this? how are both front and rear cameras powered?”
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Yes, both cameras are powered off your car's battery through the front camera. I power mine with an always on 12 volt socket in my car. I have 2 sockets. One that is always on and one that shuts off with the key. You can buy a battery pack to run it off instead of your car battery, but they are expensive. I leave my run 24 hours a day and has never ran my battery down far enough so it would not start after 2 days. You can set the voltage in settings to any voltage you wish to shut off the camera so it won't run your battery down that low so it won't start. Of course, i have a good battery running at full capacity(like new!). If yours is not in good condition, I might not leave it on. I have a lot going on around my home, so i leave mine on in hopes of catching something interesting! Hope this helps! Ray128
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It can be powered one of two ways. With just the camera you can have it powered by the cigarette lighter/DC outlet. If you want to pay more you can purchase a kit that can make it so the camera is hardwired to the car. I don't know how much the kit is however because I just use the cigarette lighter port.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The power source for this camera is an adapter that plugs into your power adapter in your vehicle or you have the option of having it direct wired to your ignition
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi There, All of our devices come with the standard 12V Car Charger. You can also power the device via our optional Hardwiring kit to access Parking Mode.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The rear camera is wired to the front camera and the front camera is connected to vehicle power, either via the included cigarette lighter adapter or via an optional hard wire kit to connect to your fuse box or other power source.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Uhh…. Powered by your vehicle battery.
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