I do not have the A119 V3 camera, so unsure what the options are in it for parking mode.
I was talking in general above.
In Israel where i assume it can get really hot, i would assume parking guard will be problematic as least if your car are parked outside in the sun.
Using parking guard is also new to me as only lately have i been sent a test camera where it is a option to test, normally i would not bother with parking guard but as it is a test camera i must of course also test this part of the camera.
And while i did get the camera last summer it was in the back end of summer, and we had none of the really hot days, which in Denmark are just 30 deg C, still i would assume on such a day the camera would shut down due to heat.
As our American friend say above, if you have too many parking events your only option is to lower the sensitivity setting to low, but i am afraid it will still record a lot as i explained above.
The street Guardian camera i am using with parking mode, have time lapse recording ( 1-2-5-10 frames per second ) or low bitrate always recording which are just 4 mbit VS the normal recording of 20 mbit, so a lot smaller files and power used / heat generated while parked.
Still using low bitrate parking mode the camera use 2 GB of memory space for each 10 minutes it is parked, but this is also a 2 channel camera i have, so 2 X more data than if it was a regular 1 channel system, so in my case i get a 108 MB file ( 3 minutes long ) from each camera, so in total the memory use are 216MB every 3 minutes of parking.
In comparison the normal recording files as i recall are about 400 MB in size for each camera, so driving my memory space usage are 800 MB every 3 minutes.
I use a 256 GB memory card, but i also have a timer going so parking mode are just on for 1 hour after i park my car.
Low bitrate recording or time lapse both use about the same amount of power and generate the same amount of heat in the camera, both important things if you want to do parking mode with a dashcamera.
The good thing to me is low bitrate recording also have sound, something you do not have if you use time lapse.
In general you should not use too small memory card, i recommend 64GB at the very least for a 1 channel system, but 128GB would be ideal, with a 1 channel system this will give you many hours of footage and if you are driving normally you will have several days of footage on your memory card.
Example:
A large memory card get even more important if you use parking guard, event files are permanently saved so take away from the storage space for regular driving files, so if you have a 32 GB card and 20 of the GB are event files you just have 12 GB for regular driving files, in which case you just have minutes or 1 hour of driving saved.
So it is important to make sure you do not have unneeded event files created, which motion detect sadly often do in dashcams, and so why many of us dont recommend to use that mode for parking guard.
