The Road Angel Halo Hardwire Kit makes it easy to install dash cameras in any vehicle. Its simple ...The Road Angel Halo Hardwire Kit makes it easy to install dash cameras in any vehicle. Its simple plug-and-play system includes everything needed to get started, allowing for a quick and easy connection that neatly hides wires for minimal disturbance on the road. Please note: cable design may vary depending on the camera model. This is a universal kit and does not include all fuse tap variances. It comes with fuse taps and a ferrite core to reduce DAB interference, featuring a 3-meter length cable.
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This guide is for anyone using the Road Angel Dash Cam Hardwiring Kit (HWK5VIEW) and looking for a straightforward way to install their dash camera. The kit simplifies the process by providing a plug-and-play solution, ensuring a clean and reliable power connection without the need for complex wiring. Note that while this is a universal kit, it may not include all fuse tap variances.
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Model Part Number
HWK5VIEW
Brand
Road Angel
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FAQs
What is the length of the hardwire kit cable?
The cable is 3 meters in length.
Does this kit work with all dash cams?
It is designed to be universally compatible but may require different fuse taps depending on the camera model and vehicle.
What does the ferrite core do?
The ferrite core reduces interference with DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) radio signals.
Do I need any special tools for installation?
You may need basic tools like a fuse puller and possibly a trim removal tool for cable routing.
Can I install this kit myself?
Yes, the kit is designed for easy DIY installation, but if you're uncomfortable, consult a professional.
What happens if I blow a fuse during installation?
Replace the blown fuse with a new one of the correct amperage. Consult your vehicle's manual for the correct fuse type.
Where can I get replacement fuse taps?
Replacement fuse taps can often be found at automotive stores or online retailers.
Troubleshooting
Dash cam does not power on.
Check the fuse in the hardwire kit and the vehicle's fuse box. Ensure all connections are secure and the ignition is on if applicable.
Interference with DAB radio.
Ensure the ferrite core is installed on the hardwire kit's cable. Re-route the cable if necessary to minimize interference.
Dash cam losing power.
Inspect the fuse taps for a secure connection. Try a different fuse slot or contact a professional.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Simplified installation process for dash cameras.
Reduces cable clutter, maintaining a neat vehicle interior.
Provides a reliable power source for continuous recording.
Includes a ferrite core to reduce interference issues.
Universal design offers broad compatibility.
Easy to install and use
Cons
Fuse tap variances may not include all types.
Cable design may vary depending on the camera model.
Requires some basic understanding of vehicle fuse boxes.
Installation requires accessing the vehicle's fuse panel.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This kit is designed for universal use, but ensure compatibility with your vehicle's fuse box and dash cam model.
Installation Steps:
Locate the fuse box in your vehicle.
Identify a suitable fuse slot for continuous power and switched power (ignition).
Connect the fuse taps to the appropriate fuses.
Route the cable neatly, concealing it along the trim.
Connect the power cable to the dash cam.
Care Instructions:
Regularly check the connections to ensure they are secure.
Avoid bending or stressing the cable excessively during installation.
When cleaning the interior, avoid getting the hardwire kit components wet.
If you remove the kit, carefully remove the fuse taps and restore the original fuses.