REDTIGER F7N Dash Cam Hardwire Kit, 11.5ft Micro USB-Port Hard Wire Kit for Dashcam Converts 12V-24V to 5V/2.5A Low Voltage Protection for Dash Cameras

Hard wired dash cam and worked a treat. I cut the blade fuses off and just wired it in and all works well. Good product.

Yes easy to install plenty of cable happy enough with this purchase made installation of cameras very easy.

It works well with their dashcam but it didn't work with my new Vanture.

Having bought the F7N dash cam I saw this hardwire kit (which has a built in system that monitors the battery levels and switches off at a certain level). I didn't want the cable hanging down to the cigarette lighter.The hardwire took a bit of time and I used 'piggy back' fuses in the fuse board.The great thing is, that I can leave the dash cam in my car (on the drive) overnight, and it's actually monitoring any activity in front of the house. With the rear dash cam also fitted, it means that it catches anybody/anything at the rear of the car too.Hardwiring always make sense, if possible.Highly recommended.

hi excellent camera easy to set up and use keeping the hardwire kit to install at later date as need a qualified person to fit but the plug in works just as well

The hardwire kit fuse taps were too big , had to wait for another delivery / 36 piece fuse tap set which gives you a choice of 4 fuse tap sizes . Do not forget you might need to remove the glove box to get better access to the fuse box , especially the earth connection? Which means you might need a selection of torq bits ( T15 / T20 ) Also a crimp tool , 12.v circuit tester .

The Hardwire Kit looks good and they upgraded their dash cam usb slot to type c. Meanwhile, they informed me that they sent the wrong hard wire kit for me proactively, after that customer service send the correct one for me at once by post. The customer service staff - Karen is very responsible and provided one stop service. Thanks.

So there are two issues with this product:1. The connectors that plug into the fuses doesn't fit the fuse slots.2. You have to find an empty fuse slot as this doesn't have a fuse jumper.I spent an hour wiring everything up. I had to find empty fuse slots, but the fuse ends wouldn't fit any of the slots. So I improvised and wired them directly in with existing fuses (that work). Plugged it into my camera and nothing. I got my volt meter out and found out that the inverter is dead. Power going in, but not coming out. Wish I had known that before cutting off the fuse connectors.There are plenty of others out there. Go find one with good reviews and fuse jumpers.