does this camera works with 6vdc? as for a 2014 Mazda 3
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No. Allowable voltage is 10.8 - 15.1 volts per Specifications page of the Owner's Manual (pages 21-24).
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I looked at the power supply for my foscam camera and it puts out 5VDC@ 2000mA or 2A. I looked at the first alert camera and it runs on 5V. I assume DC. Now, if your camera requires it at 2A it should work if the plug will fit. I am guessing that it will but that is just a guess.
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Most likey the line going to the camera from the contoler is compromised an not getting power(low voltage).it is the same camera I'm thinking of the Scott 24 volts for power 2 lines. Hoekstra video need to have at least two more lines going for the controller positive and negative check thatI would start with the plug and work my way up to the camera
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I use mine as a car dash cam so it is always plugged in a charging whenever the engine comes on. This camera has a car mode and will start and stop recording when it senses power.
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Yes that's for the power supply (12+) and you can connect it through the back lights of the car for automatic startup of the back-up camera.
711122
If the camera is mounted within the parked vehicle, it will record the impact ONLY if the power source that it is plugged into is "hot" ( 12 VDC available even when the ignition switch is off...Most power outlets are NOT equipped to provide this feature, but can be easily modified by a competent technician )
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sorry, I don't know. it worked for my Mazda 3, but I don't know if it will work for 6. I sugest you to check how is the emblem in a Mazda 3 and wonder if it would fit in your car.
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Yes, if the 12V connection stays powered when the car is off. Most newer cars shut the power off. In "parking mode" it only records when it senses motion, so it won't get a complete recording of everything.
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Hello Wendy sorry for the late Response but according to my research online the voltage regulator above is not one suitable for the alternator on the Mazda tribute. Any further assistance required u can email me at rc3g@hotmail.com
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The unit will work fine with12VDC and 500mA. If you are using it in a automobile, you should be fine. If you are using it in a house I suggest you buy a power supply designed for surveillance cameras. You are wasting energy if you do anymore that what I suggest.
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I recently put 6 of these around my house. The power adaptor that came with this camera is listed at 8Vdc 500mA... however, I connected a couple of my cameras up to my variable voltage bench supply, and I can confirm that this camera will run up to [at least] 12.5Vdc! I didn't want to spend the $15 to continue increasing the voltage to see where the camera lets the smoke out at... but I would assume that they are good for up to 15Vdc... However, as you increase the voltage, parts of the camera will get warmer (due to the LDO regulator within)...
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I also believe it is 12vdc also. A 24 volt car is unusual. I believe you can get 24 to 12 vdc converters. Good luck
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Thanks for your inquiry. We suggest you purchase an external power bank (5V 1A) for this cam if you want to keep it recording when you turn off your car.
1007493
Not sure, depends on your auto. I used the ac plug in my 14 Silverado, and the camera starts when I turn my truck on, and shuts down when I turn my truck off. Tucked the USB wire that I bought on eBay (about 12' long) tucked under headliner under the rubber door seal and under the dash to the AC outlet. Vehicles are getting very complicated to add accessories to these days.
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I don't know, like I said on my review it didn't work on my 2004 Mazda 3 Hatchback. But my guess is that the 6cd changer won't work since you are unplugging it.
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It is a 12v camera. I recommend connecting via the 12v outlet under the head unit.
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I think it's made for using in a car. Just needs to be wired to a good source of 12VDC. I used mine with a 12V cigar male plug, with a power meter in the middle, so I could measure the power used by my 12v cameras and my telescope mount.