Garmin Constant Power Cable, Compatible with Garmin Dash Cam, Fits Vehicle's OBD-II Port for Power Even When Parked and Turned Off

No, the Constant Power Cable is designed for constant power to your compatible Garmin Dash Cam when the vehicle is on, or even when the vehicle is parked and turned off.

This device includes a low battery protection feature that turns off the device to protect the vehicle battery if it is receiving less than 12 V of power.

The Constant Power Cable is designed for use with a compatible Garmin Dash Cam. The Constant Power Cable is not compatible with Garmin Automotive navigation devices, but it may be able to power them.

The Constant Power Cable is connected to the vehicle’s OBD-II port, while the Parking Mode Cable is hardwire to the vehicle’s battery. The Constant Power Cable is compatible with most passenger vehicles; not compatible with commercial vehicles with a J1939 connector. The Parking Mode Cable is compatible with the Garmin… The Constant Power Cable is connected to the vehicle’s OBD-II port, while the Parking Mode Cable is hardwire to the vehicle’s battery. The Constant Power Cable is compatible with most passenger vehicles; not compatible with commercial vehicles with a J1939 connector. The Parking Mode Cable is compatible with the Garmin Dash Cam x5, x6 and x7 series cameras, while the Constant Power Cable is compatible with the Garmin Dash Cam x6 and x7 series cameras. Both cables feature switch offs to stop power draw when battery levels are low.

Yes. Indicators that you select will leave the operation of the camera on for that said time. Select 10 m for 10 minutes, 24 h for 24 hours and indefinitely meaning on all the time. Super convenient hook up but I will say that the input is between 12 and 16 V DC coming from your vehicle but the output is only 5.4 V. Yo… Yes. Indicators that you select will leave the operation of the camera on for that said time. Select 10 m for 10 minutes, 24 h for 24 hours and indefinitely meaning on all the time. Super convenient hook up but I will say that the input is between 12 and 16 V DC coming from your vehicle but the output is only 5.4 V. You will not be able to operate other 12 VAccessories which I didn’t know when I purchased. If you’re using it strictly for your camera it’s a great product.

Yes, the Garmin Constant Power Cable provides constant power to Garmin Dash Cam 57, even when the vehicle is parked and turned off. When using the Parking Guard feature, the camera will record if/when an incident is detected.

The Constant Power Cable will protect the battery by shutting down after 10 minutes if it detects the battery is low (Less than 12V).

The Constant Power Cable will not turn back on until the power levels are restored. … The Constant Power Cable will protect the battery by shutting down after 10 minutes if it detects the battery is low (Less than 12V).

The Constant Power Cable will not turn back on until the power levels are restored.

Starting the vehicle and allowing it to charge the battery for a few minutes should help restore power to the Constant Power Cable.

Yes, as long as the vehicle has an OBDII diagnostic port this will work.

No. The camera comes with two USB cables.

The Constant Power Cable (010-12530-23) plugs into the vehicle’s OBD-II port for constant power to your compatible Garmin Dash Cam, even when the vehicle is parked and turned off. Compatible with most passenger vehicles; not compatible with commercial vehicles with a J1939 connector.

If you have questions or concern… The Constant Power Cable (010-12530-23) plugs into the vehicle’s OBD-II port for constant power to your compatible Garmin Dash Cam, even when the vehicle is parked and turned off. Compatible with most passenger vehicles; not compatible with commercial vehicles with a J1939 connector.

If you have questions or concerns regarding your vehicle’s OBD-II port, please contact your vehicle’s manufacturer for further assistance.

If you have the standard OBD II connection (most likely) it will work.

Yes, plug the Constant Power Cable into your vehicle’s OBD-II port for constant power to your compatible Garmin Dash Cam. All cars and light trucks built and sold in the United States after January 1, 1996 were required to be OBD II equipped.

Since we have not tested other dash cams with our adapter we cannot say. My advice would be to check with the manufacturer of the dash cam.

Yes it can, it has two USB ports which can power both cameras for either 10 min/24hr/always on. I don’t recommend the always on mode if you’re driving an older vehicle or if your car battery is older.

Yes, this cable is compatible with the Dash Cam 47.

Great for installing a dash cam into the OBD2 port and not the fuse panel. Easy installation with convenient default power settings.

Got it, plugged it in, attached camera (for direct power) and my garmin. Didn’t even know it was even there till I read about this product.

This is needed to install camera to the vehicle. This allows it to stay on 8-12-24 hours, and have the cord not hang down and go into the socket. It’s a must for camera install.

Connected two Garmin Constant Power cables and four Mini 2 cams (front, rear, left and right) to the Right Angle OBD2 Splitter Y Cable Male Splitter to 2 Female Extension Cable 1ft available on Amazon. All cameras work as advertised.

No tapping into wires or fuse boxes needed. Your vehicle’s factory wire harness can retain its integrity with This is a must-have accessory for a dash cam.

was easy installed it. And has worked fine until now

Excellent device good quality regarding the heat

Perfect for my garmin camera and my car. I installed my camera and I’m not seeing any messy cable on my car dashboard. Also saving my car battery! Great product…

Clicked right in and work with no problems just like advertised

Its a cool idea.