A229 Pro Overheating in AED!!

[moha99]

I live in an area with hot weather most of the time. 35c - 50c
The Auto Event Detection (AED) feature is very important to me,

When activate, I notice a very intense heat, to the point that I cannot touch the camera due to the overheating.

Currently i switch it off in meantime but still i need it

My question is this possible to have a major impact? or is it possible for a fire to occur, please advise?

Thanks.

 

[JardaB]

1 -One of two variations will occur - the camera permanently restarts or it will shut down and wait for cooling down ... I don't know how this is handled in the firmware.
2 -Some sort of short-circuit type problem could also occur purely theoretically.

3 - It's a good idea to read the manufacturer's recommended ambient temperature range for operation and behave accordingly. The temperature under the windscreen will be much higher than outside the car

 

[Karagandinez]

At an air temperature of +34°C, after 60 minutes of inactivity of the car with the engine turned off,
the temperature in the car interior will rise to +60°C.

 

[Panzer Platform]

I live in an area with hot weather most of the time. 35c - 50c