Dash Cam Manufacturer Factory in ShenZhen

Dash Cam Manufacturer

YUWEI is the best car dashcam manufacturer in China, headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong, with a factory in Dongguan, Guangdong. They specialize in the production and sales of car dashcams, Mobile DVRs, and in-car surveillance cameras. With 25 years of manufacturing experience, they have established a strict quality control system to ensure the quality of each car dashcam. You can trust their car dashcams as they are certified with EU CE, US FCC, UK UKCA, Thailand NBTC, and other certificates.

What is a Dash Cameras?

Car dashcams, as a type of digital camera device, can record videos of the car and its surrounding environment in the event of an accident. They are typically installed in the dashboard area of the car, facing the front windshield to capture and save scenes involving the front. In addition to the front-facing camera, some car dashcams also have built-in interior cameras for enhanced security. Furthermore, rear cameras can be used to record rear-end accidents.

Working Principle of Car Dashcams

Car dashcams achieve their functionality by being fixed onto the car, covering the front side and main roads. They draw power from the car battery and only operate when you turn on the car. If you want the car dashcam to work even when the engine is off, you can choose one with a parking mode feature. Typically, car dashcams record videos in continuous segments of 1 to 5 minutes. When the storage card is full, old videos are automatically deleted to make space for new ones. To prevent accident videos from being deleted, car dashcams are equipped with a gravity sensor that can detect accidents and lock the corresponding video segment, preventing it from being automatically deleted. In parking mode, the camera only starts recording when motion or impact is detected by the sensor to save battery power.

Benefits of Car Dashcams

- Road Trip Recording: Car dashcams can record your travel journey, preserving beautiful memories.

- Accident Evidence Recording: In the event of a road accident, car dashcams can provide strong evidence to help protect your rights.

- Monitoring New Drivers: Parents can monitor new drivers through car dashcams, understanding their driving behavior and providing guidance.

- Preventing Scratches: Car dashcams can help identify individuals who scratch your car, providing evidence for legal action.

- Parking Surveillance: When your car is parked, car dashcams can capture parking accidents or other abnormal situations.

- Capturing Beautiful Moments: Built-in car dashcams can record beautiful moments during your journey, allowing you to review them anytime.

- Simplifying Insurance Processes: Sharing accident videos with insurance companies can simplify the claims process and improve efficiency.

- Car Anti-Theft Function: Through cloud storage functionality, car dashcams can provide videos of car theft incidents, assisting in recovering stolen vehicles.

- Proving Innocence: Car dashcams can serve as powerful tools to prove your innocence when you need to provide accident videos to the police or other relevant parties.

- Capturing Thieves: Car dashcams with built-in cameras can help capture thieves, even if the camera itself is stolen, as the cloud storage function can recover videos of break-ins.

Are Car Dashcams Illegal

No, car dashcams are not illegal. However, there may be specific regulations on the installation method and location of car dashcams in certain regions. For example, in some areas, it may be prohibited to install car dashcams on the windshield but allowed on the dashboard. Therefore, you can confidently purchase and install car dashcams in your vehicle, but it is advisable to follow the laws of your state or region regarding their installation. If there are no specific laws regarding car dashcams in your area, you can install them as needed.

What is the WiFi on Car Dashcams?

In WiFi-enabled car dashcams, smartphones can connect to the car dashcam's WiFi network. When you open the car dashcam application on your phone, all videos can be viewed, saved, or deleted through this WiFi network. This is particularly useful if you want to save a specific accident video on your phone without removing the SD card. On the mobile application, you can also change any settings of the car dashcam while connected to the WiFi. It is important to note that the car dashcam's WiFi does not provide any internet services; its sole function is for connection purposes.

Can Car Dashcams Record Audio?

Yes, almost all car dashcams on the market record audio. However, you should carefully consider whether to record audio as in some countries/regions, recording passengers' audio without their consent is illegal and punishable by fines or imprisonment. Therefore, if you do not wish to record audio, you can disable the audio function and enable it when necessary.

Can Car Dashcams Record Speed?

Yes and no. Car dashcams with GPS will record the car's speed, location, time, and direction, while other non-GPS car dashcams will not.

How to Choose a Car Dashcam?

Choosing a car dashcam depends on your budget and the features you desire. It's important to know that product prices increase with the number and types of features. Additionally, sellers offer options such as 720p, 1080p, 4K video quality, and advanced car dashcams may include features like ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), buffer recording, radar detection, etc. Therefore, when choosing a car dashcam, first determine your needs for purchasing one and then compare those needs with the aforementioned features to select the most suitable car dashcam for you. It is recommended to at least purchase a car dashcam with a parking mode so that you can see your accident situations during parking and at night.

How to Install a Car Dashcam?

There are basically two installation methods for car dashcams: suction or adhesive-based dashcams and rearview mirror dashcams.

a) Suction or Adhesive-Based Dashcams: To install these cameras, follow these steps:

1. Clean a spot on the front windshield or the back of the rearview mirror directly.

2. If you're fixing it with a suction cup, simply press it against the windshield, and the car dashcam will be secured. But if you're using adhesive tape to stick it, wait for about 20 minutes (if your mount is separate from the camera) for the tape to adhere to the windshield, and then stick the camera onto it; otherwise, it may fall off.

3. When wiring, first secure it under the roof, facing sideways, then hide it behind the pillar cover, facing towards the front, and finally hide it below, facing towards the cigarette lighter or fuse box or OBD-II port on the dashboard.

b) Rearview Mirror Dashcams: Rearview mirror dashcams have hooks; you can connect them to the existing mirror by following these steps:

1. Place the rearview mirror dashcam onto the existing mirror.

2. Take a strap and securely fasten it from the top hook to the bottom hook from behind the mirror.

3. When wiring, route it towards the cigarette lighter plug, fuse box, or OBD-II port, hiding it under the roof first, then behind the pillar cover, and finally under the dashboard.

Some dashcams also come with rear cameras, which can be installed underneath the middle trunk lid (for trunk vehicles) or on the plastic cover above the rear windshield (for vehicles without a separate trunk). For wiring, connect the reverse red wire to any backlight, so that the dashcam switches to the rear view whenever you engage reverse gear. Finally, tuck the other main wires under the trunk lid cover (for trunk vehicles) first, then into the side pillar cover behind the rear seat, and finally into the rearview mirror dashcam under the roof. If you prefer not to mess with rear wiring, you can also opt for a wireless rear camera, but it may come at a higher price.

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