A customer pic shows mounting under car. I want to do the same but not sure how it can be done. Is there a cigarette lighter power supply or plug?
1360124
has the 12v standard connectors found on all other security cameras etc. I had one, it quit in 2 weeks :(
1360125
There us a short wire with a socket for a 12v power adapter that should be regulated to a tight 12 v tolerance. Automatotive 12v power is not regulated tightly so I would expect the IR30's LED lights to fail in short order. Besides the light emitted by the IR30 is nearly invisible (dim).
1360126
It is 12VDC but you would have to wire it in or adapt a cigarette lighter plug. It is a good IR light source. Invisible to the naked eye but IR cameras can see well in the light. I use it to light up a chicken coop and run.
1360127
It uses a standard DC "barrel" or "coaxial" power connector available at any Radio Shack, or you could probably buy a cable on Amazon somewhere, or cut the cord off of a "wall wart" that you do not need any more. It runs on 12Vdc, so it can just tap directly into the car electrical wiring. The positive goes to the center of the connector. Why would you want near-IR under your car?
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Mount under or on rear of vehicle. Connect pne wire from unit to wire which feeds backup lights. (Do not cut vehicle wire, use splice connector to connect - I also suggest wrapping splice with electrical tape) Connect other wire from unit to chassis ground (almost any metal part of the vehicle). If done correctly unit will automatically sound whenever vehicle is shifted into reverse while the motor is running. NOTE: Have a second person stand to side behind vehicle to observe - DO NOT stand behind vehicle for safety reasons. A 12v probe (looks like an ice pick with a wire out of the handle) will help you find the "reverse" or backup lighting wire. AGAIN! Be safe!
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No kit needed. This is all self contained. Just run a power (neg&pos;) from battery or cig outlet. The unit has speakers in it too. I cut a small square in the headliner of the car used liquid nails to mount a wood block to the metal roof for something to screw into. then ran the wires down the side ( between the two doors) under the passenger seat and plugged it into the cig outlet. Works well.
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Routing the cable depends on the vehicle you are putting it into. The Genius comes with a plug for the cigarette lighter and on both vehicles I installed the camera, I was able to push the wire between the windshield and the plastic molding. I followed the wire down the windshield to the bottom of the doorpost and then was able to push it under the door weatherstripping until the bottom of the dash. From there I found a way to route it under the glove box to the center console. Now the only wire that shows is from the plug in the cigarette lighter to where it goes under the dash (about 6"). It takes a little patience and innovation to hide it neatly. Routing the cable depends on the vehicle you are putting it into. The Genius comes with a plug for the cigarette lighter and on both vehicles I installed the camera, I was able to push the wire between the windshield and the plastic molding. I followed the wire down the windshield to the bottom of the doorpost and then was able to push it under the door weatherstripping until the bottom of the dash. From there I found a way to route it under the glove box to the center console. Now the only wire that shows is from the plug in the cigarette lighter to where it goes under the dash (about... » Read More Routing the cable depends on the vehicle you are putting it into. The Genius comes with a plug for the cigarette lighter and on both vehicles I installed the camera, I was able to push the wire between the windshield and the plastic molding. I followed the wire down the windshield to the bottom of the doorpost and then was able to push it under the door weatherstripping until the bottom of the dash. From there I found a way to route it under the glove box to the center console. Now the only wire that shows is from the plug in the cigarette lighter to where it goes under the dash (about 6"). It takes a little patience and innovation to hide it neatly. « Show Less
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This is only hard wire, you can purchase the cigarette lighter plug then wire it up to this. That is what I did with my application.
1124078
I used the included velcro tape + additional velcro tape... it's mounted under my passenger seat right next to the floor vent. I didn't even drill for the power cable definitely not drilling for mounting the thing when i plan to upgrade/transfer it later
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I did exactly that: Purchased a "cigarette lighter" 12V connector and spliced it on to the wires. It works fine.
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This unit has a car lighter plug- in. You can purchase an adapter that will convert the lighter plug- in to an electrical outlet.
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A junk yard...I didn't even bother though. I looked up a thread on an Audi forum and found which wires were power and ground..then I just used my old connector. All you have to do is move the wires in the connector. What type of car do you have? If you can tell me that I can help you a little better.
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nothing more than plugging in to your cigarette lighter plug & sticking mount on windshield or dash - "thats it"!
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I ended up sending mine back because it uses ur cigarette lighter outlet. If u want to get a really good set of LED lights I would suggest looking on LEDGLOW. That is where my husband purchased mine and it works great. I got the 4 lights that go around the outside of the car then 6pc the go on the inside of the car and it is perfect. Feel free to email me with anymore questions. Mommyofthree71011@gmail.com
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Hmm, we have ours mounted in the garage with a really long power cord that reaches pretty much everywhere. No idea if you can get a spare part mount. Check with the manufacturer web site.
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My accessories all use the same end as this. I have a three way cigarette plug in on my tank bag it plugs into this. I have stuff I just didn't need like the permanently mounted cigarette plugin. I know I could cut the end off this and solder the wires or get the proper connections at a auto parts store. You could make it work. Also I have a single cigarette plugin with the same quick disconnect as this. I believe it is a battery tender brand as well. I am sorry I can't recall what brand of cigarette plugin I use. I do use the This Item. Runs from my battery under my tank up to the headtube. (steering tube) My accessories all use the same end as this. I have a three way cigarette plug in on my tank bag it plugs into this. I have stuff I just didn't need like the permanently mounted cigarette plugin. I know I could cut the end off this and solder the wires or get the proper connections at a auto parts store. You could make it work. Also I have a single cigarette plugin with the same quick disconnect as this. I believe it is a battery tender brand as well. I am sorry I can't recall what brand of cigarette plugin I use. I do use the This Item. Runs from my battery under my tank up to the... » Read More My accessories all use the same end as this. I have a three way cigarette plug in on my tank bag it plugs into this. I have stuff I just didn't need like the permanently mounted cigarette plugin. I know I could cut the end off this and solder the wires or get the proper connections at a auto parts store. You could make it work. Also I have a single cigarette plugin with the same quick disconnect as this. I believe it is a battery tender brand as well. I am sorry I can't recall what brand of cigarette plugin I use. I do use the This Item. Runs from my battery under my tank up to the headtube. (steering tube) « Show Less
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No problem. The mounting hardward doesn't show. I would recommend however that you purchase also from a local store a strip of cord cover for the picture down to the outlet. Makes it look a whole lot neater.Regards,
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there is two fused power leads coming out of the back(red & Black). you can attach a male plug for a cigarette lighter in your car/truck or attach those leads to a power supply to use indoors. 120 volt to 13.8 screw caps on the rear of the power supply. or attach to the car/truck battery if you want to leave the radio in the car/truck ( permanent mount )
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There is a USB converter. It goes into car lighter, and has USB connections other end. Usually pretty cheap, can even find at local dollar stores.
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Zip ties, duct tape, gum........It isn't meant to be installed permanently in a vehicle. It is meant to be powered from a car's power socket outlet.