Is it possible to hard wire two different dash cams in the same car?

[JeremyS]

I plan on buying two dash cameras and set it up to use one of it as a rear cam while the other as a front facing camera.

I saw a hardwire kit making use of 12V but outputting only 5V. My cars manual says "Do not exceed 140 watts at 12 volts".

If 2 hardwire kits are each requiring input of 12 volts, wouldn't that be 24 volts? Or would it be 10 volts? Is it possible to hardwire 2 different dashcams in the same car without damaging car battery?

Sorry for my lack of knowledge and bad english.

 

[jokiin]

the hardwire kits are 12v to 5v, one, two or ten won't change that, wire one each for the cameras and you're fine, they are relatively low power devices

 

[Hombré]

I plan on buying two dash cameras and set it up to use one of it as a rear cam while the other as a front facing camera.

Welcome and this is what you want......... https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/street-guardian-sg9663dc-dc-dual-channel.28206

 

[Deleted member 37895]

You can wire as many as you want, just make sure you wire them in paralel, don't chain them. But I would look at the Thinkware F770 dual camera setup