Which consumes electricity, time-lapse video recording or parking monitoring?

Both time-delay video recording and parking monitoring can realize the function of monitoring vehicles, but relatively speaking, time-delay video recording consumes more power. Because time-reduced video recording is a shooting technology to shorten the recording time, the main working principle is to turn long video into fast-moving short video, just like the fast-forward playback function in movies, which compresses long video into short video.

The setting options of reduced time recording are 8 hours, 16 hours and 24 hours. If you choose 8 hours, the video recorded by the driving recorder will be shortened to 8 hours after the car is parked for one day. In other words, in the process of parking, the delayed video is monitored and protected around the clock.

Parking monitoring will only start recording when the vehicle senses vibration. After the shooting time does not exceed 15 minutes, it will enter the sleep mode again, and it will be in standby state when no vibration is sensed. In other words, parking monitoring is not all-weather monitoring, so naturally there is no time-consuming video recording.