The InstaDash camera works by continuously recording your driving footage, capturing important details that can serve as evidence or just record memorable journeys. Here’s a step-by-step look at how it works:
- Easy Installation: Mount the InstaDash on your dashboard or windshield with its suction cup or adhesive mount, then plug it into your car's power outlet or USB port. The camera must be plugged in at all time to work. Most dash cams, including this one, start recording automatically when you start the car.
- High-Definition Recording: The InstaDash captures full HD video at all times, ensuring sharp, clear footage of the road ahead. The wide-angle lens also records a broader field of view, allowing it to capture multiple lanes and more of the surroundings.
- Night Vision Technology: Equipped with night vision, the InstaDash adjusts to low-light conditions, so it can still capture clear images in dark or dimly lit environments, providing protection and clarity day and night.
- Continuous Loop Recording: The dash cam automatically records over older footage when the memory card is full, ensuring that it captures the most recent events without requiring you to manually delete old files.
- Motion and Collision Detection: With built-in G-sensor technology, the InstaDash detects sudden movements, like collisions or hard braking, and locks that footage to prevent it from being overwritten. This ensures critical footage is saved for future reference or evidence.
- Memory Card Storage: The InstaDash records directly to a microSD card. Once installed, the dash cam will store your video files, allowing you to view or transfer them later.
- Playback and Review: Recorded footage can be viewed directly on the device. This lets you easily access specific incidents, share footage with insurance, or save travel memories.
With these features, the InstaDash camera provides peace of mind by helping document events on the road, protect against false claims, and record important details effortlessly.