Do I need 24-hour surveillance when the time-lapse video is turned off?

In general, it is appropriate to set the delay video to 8 hours, that is, the delay video can compress the video recorded for 24 hours into 16 hours. It records video in a one-second recording mode, which is a shooting technology that shortens the long recording time. The advantage of this is that it not only preserves the integrity of the video, but also greatly saves the storage space of the memory card.

Time-delayed video recording is a way of parking monitoring. After the vehicle is turned off, it can enter the delayed video recording mode and switch to the normal video recording mode immediately after ignition. Time-lapse video can monitor the vehicle around the clock to some extent when parking. In this process, the energy of the car battery is used. If the vehicle is parked for a long time, the time-shrinking video recording will be carried out all the time, which will cause excessive power consumption of the car battery, thus causing the vehicle to fail to ignite.

However, if the vehicle is used frequently, it is still very beneficial to turn on the delayed video, which can not only replenish the power consumed by the vehicle battery in time, but also monitor the vehicle around the clock. Under normal circumstances, it is no problem to park the vehicle for a week. If it stops for half a month, there is no need to turn on the delay recording function. It is recommended to park the vehicle within the monitoring visual range.

Although time-delay video recording can monitor vehicles well, its disadvantages are also obvious. Not only the electricity bill, but also the memory card and 24-hour monitoring. There is no doubt that it consumes electricity. Because of 24-hour monitoring, the memory card needs to read and write data constantly, which is very costly. If you often use the time-lapse video recording function, it is recommended to replace the memory card once every six months.