Does the tape recorder consume electricity when recording in time?

Video recorders with time-delay recording function are all equipped with parking detection function. When the parking detection function is turned on, it is generally used to record delayed video. When the car is not in use, it obviously needs electricity to work properly. Does the tape recorder consume electricity when recording?

The function of time-delay video recording generally needs to connect the normal power supply of the car with a step-down cable, that is, to connect the battery. If you don't use the car, continue to check the audio and video in the car. Of course, it consumes electricity, which will consume the battery power in the car to a certain extent. However, the power consumption of the recorder is not large. If you use the car frequently, the power consumed by the battery will be replenished when you use the car, which is usually no problem within one week.

Delayed recording can ensure the integrity of recorded content and greatly save storage space. Generally, it takes about 5G of memory to record for 24 hours, which can monitor and protect the car all day to some extent. If you don't use the car often, long-term video recording will lead to excessive battery consumption, which will lead to the car not starting normally. If the driving recorder shrinks like this, should I turn on the video? In fact, it depends on personal needs and driving frequency. If you drive frequently, you can choose to turn on the time-lapse video, so that you can monitor and protect your car all day. If you don't drive often and the car has stopped for half a month, it is not recommended to drive a delayed video, which is not good for the car battery.