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Hey everyone!
This quick guide is here to help you get to know Redtiger dash cams and see if they’re a good fit for your needs — it should take about 3 minutes to read. Stick around until the end of the thread for a special $10 discount code for forum members, which you can combine with our website deals!
How a dash cam can make your daily driving easier:
Accidents and insurance claims
Front and rear cameras capture events outside your car. The interior camera fills in blind spots and gives extra angles. Having video makes insurance claims faster and less stressful.
Peace of mind
Having a dash cam can make other drivers think twice before acting up. That way, you can focus on driving without worry.
Key Features to Consider When Choosing a Redtiger Dash Cam:
High Definition Cameras
A dash cam should be equipped with high definition cameras to capture every detail. This is especially important in case of an accident, as clear footage can play a crucial role in court or in assessing vehicle damage.
Mobile App Connectivity
Connecting the dash cam to your phone through the Redtiger App allows you to view recordings, adjust settings, and manage your dash cam easily. This feature is convenient and flexible, letting you access footage and make changes without removing the memory card.
Automatic Collision Lock
Redtiger dash cams have an automatic collision lock feature that secures important videos during an impact. You do not need to worry about these videos being overwritten. However, if you want to keep certain important clips, remember to download them to your phone or computer before they are overwritten in loop recording.
Parking Monitoring
Redtiger dash cams place strong emphasis on parking monitoring. There are two parking modes: G-Sensor and Time-Lapse Recording. To use parking monitoring, the dash cam needs to be powered through a voltage reduction cable connected to the car’s fuse box. This allows the dash cam to operate even when the car is off. The Redtiger voltage reduction kit includes low voltage protection, automatically cutting off power when the voltage drops below 11.8V ±0.2V, preventing your car battery from draining. It also provides multiple safety protections including overcurrent, short circuit, reverse connection, and overheating. Please note that the kit is not suitable for trucks with voltage above 24V.
This quick guide is here to help you get to know Redtiger dash cams and see if they’re a good fit for your needs — it should take about 3 minutes to read. Stick around until the end of the thread for a special $10 discount code for forum members, which you can combine with our website deals!
How a dash cam can make your daily driving easier:
Accidents and insurance claims
Front and rear cameras capture events outside your car. The interior camera fills in blind spots and gives extra angles. Having video makes insurance claims faster and less stressful.
Peace of mind
Having a dash cam can make other drivers think twice before acting up. That way, you can focus on driving without worry.
Key Features to Consider When Choosing a Redtiger Dash Cam:
High Definition Cameras
A dash cam should be equipped with high definition cameras to capture every detail. This is especially important in case of an accident, as clear footage can play a crucial role in court or in assessing vehicle damage.
Mobile App Connectivity
Connecting the dash cam to your phone through the Redtiger App allows you to view recordings, adjust settings, and manage your dash cam easily. This feature is convenient and flexible, letting you access footage and make changes without removing the memory card.
Automatic Collision Lock
Redtiger dash cams have an automatic collision lock feature that secures important videos during an impact. You do not need to worry about these videos being overwritten. However, if you want to keep certain important clips, remember to download them to your phone or computer before they are overwritten in loop recording.
Parking Monitoring
Redtiger dash cams place strong emphasis on parking monitoring. There are two parking modes: G-Sensor and Time-Lapse Recording. To use parking monitoring, the dash cam needs to be powered through a voltage reduction cable connected to the car’s fuse box. This allows the dash cam to operate even when the car is off. The Redtiger voltage reduction kit includes low voltage protection, automatically cutting off power when the voltage drops below 11.8V ±0.2V, preventing your car battery from draining. It also provides multiple safety protections including overcurrent, short circuit, reverse connection, and overheating. Please note that the kit is not suitable for trucks with voltage above 24V.
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