Low Voltage Cutoff module - Where to buy?

[Sky1]

I had purchased for my previous car and my wife's car a 12v low voltage cutoff module. It had dip switches were I could set the levels.
I no longer see them on Ebay or Amazon. Does anyone know where I can find one?

 

[Sky1]

Disregard, duh, I remember now it was a PowerMagic Pro.

 

[kamkar]

Newer cameras are a bit more brand specific in what hard wire kit to use, not like the old days where you had a few generic kits you could choose from.
So today to get parking guard on a viofo camera for instance you will need the correct viofo hard wire kit. ASO

 

[SawMaster]

A walk down "Memory Lane"

HWK's today have built-in low voltage protection, however some of the cheaper ones are not adjustable and default to 11.6V - 11.8V only which is extremely hard on the car battery and will likely leave you with a 'no-start' condition if your battery isn't nearly new. All the better cams now use an adjustable LV cutoff HWK, rendering devices like the PMP obsolete and unneeded.

Phil

 

[StrayCam]

Depending which dashcam you're getting will determine if you can still use the pmp (Power Magic Pro)... Blackvue's newest LTE dashcam (DR750X 2Ch LTE PLUS - released Nov 2021 still uses the PMP.