REDTIGER Multiple F7N Type-C Hardware Kit
REDTIGER F7N USB C Dash Cam Hardwire Kit User Manual
Model: Multiple F7N Type-C Hardware Kit
Brand: REDTIGER
1. Introduction
This manual provides detailed instructions for the REDTIGER F7N USB C Dash Cam Hardwire Kit. This kit is specifically designed to provide continuous power to your compatible REDTIGER dash cam, enabling essential features such as 24-hour parking monitoring and low voltage protection. It ensures your dash cam remains operational even when your vehicle is turned off, safeguarding your car.
The hardwire kit is compatible with REDTIGER F7N, F7NP, and F7NS series USB-C dash cams. Please ensure you are using the correct kit for your specific dash cam model.

Image: Overview of REDTIGER F7N series dash cams compatible with the hardwire kit.
2. What's in the Box
The package for your REDTIGER F7N USB C Dash Cam Hardwire Kit includes the following components:
- Type-C Hardwire Kit (approximately 11.5 feet / 3.5 meters long)
- 4 types of dual-slot fuse holders (designed to fit most car fuse boxes)

Image: All components included in the REDTIGER Hardwire Kit.
3. Key Features
The REDTIGER F7N USB C Dash Cam Hardwire Kit offers several key features to enhance the functionality and protection of your dash cam system:
3.1. Type-C Hardwire Kit with Multiple Fuse Holders
The kit provides a robust and stable power connection for your dash cam. It includes four different types of dual-slot fuse holders, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of vehicle fuse box configurations. The cable delivers a constant 5V/2A output and supports a broad input voltage range of 12V-24V, making it suitable for most cars, SUVs, and trucks.

Image: The hardwire kit with various fuse types and compatible dash cam models.
3.2. 24-Hour Parking Monitor
By connecting your dash cam with this hardwire kit, you enable continuous power supply, allowing for 24-hour parking monitoring. This feature ensures that your dash cam can record events and protect your vehicle even when the engine is off, providing constant surveillance of its surroundings.

Image: Visual representation of 24-hour parking monitoring in action.
3.3. Low Voltage Protection Function
The hardwire kit incorporates a crucial low voltage protection feature. It automatically cuts off power to the dash cam after 60 seconds if the vehicle's battery voltage drops below 11.8V (+-0.2V). This prevents excessive battery drain, ensuring your car battery retains enough power to start the vehicle. Additionally, it includes multiple safety protections against overcurrent, short-circuit, reverse connection, and overheating.

Image: Depiction of the low voltage protection feature safeguarding the car battery.
4. Installation Guide
Follow these steps carefully to install your REDTIGER F7N USB C Dash Cam Hardwire Kit:
4.1. Before You Begin
- Ensure that the ACC (Accessory) and BAT (Battery/Constant Power) connections are correctly identified and planned.
- This hardwire kit is specifically designed for REDTIGER F7N/F7NP/F7NS dash cams. Using kits from other brands may lead to incompatibility or malfunction.
- The cable length is 11.5 feet, which is sufficient for most vehicle types, including sedans, SUVs, and trucks.
- It is highly recommended to refer to your vehicle's manual for fuse box diagrams and specific wiring instructions. If you are unsure about any step, please seek professional assistance.
4.2. Installation Steps
- Preparation: Ensure the vehicle's ignition is off and the area is safe for installation. Gather any necessary tools, such as a fuse puller and a circuit tester.
- Locate the Fuse Box: The car's fuse box is typically located under the dashboard on the driver's side, or sometimes in the engine compartment. Consult your vehicle's manual for its exact location.
- Identify Fuse Locations:
- ACC Fuse: Identify a fuse slot that provides power only when the ignition is on (Accessory power).
- Constant Power Fuse: Locate a fuse slot that provides continuous power even when the ignition is off (Battery power).

Image: Example of a car's fuse box location.
- Connect the Red Wire (ACC): Connect the red wire of the hardwire kit to the identified ACC fuse location using one of the provided dual-slot fuse taps. Insert the original fuse into the lower slot of the tap and a new fuse (of the same rating) for the dash cam into the upper slot.
- Connect the Yellow Wire (Constant Power): Connect the yellow wire of the hardwire kit to the identified constant power fuse location using another dual-slot fuse tap. Follow the same fuse insertion procedure as with the red wire.
- Connect the Black Wire (Ground): Find a suitable grounding point near the fuse box. This should be a metal surface securely connected to the vehicle's chassis. Connect the black wire of the hardwire kit to this grounding point using the provided ring terminal or an appropriate ground connector.
- Route and Secure Wires: Carefully route any excess wires to ensure they are neatly tucked away and do not interfere with vehicle controls or moving parts.
- Test the Installation: Turn on your vehicle's ignition. The dash cam should power on. Turn off the ignition; the dash cam should enter parking mode (if configured) or power off after a short delay, indicating the low voltage protection is active.

Image: Connecting the red wire to the ACC fuse location.

Image: Connecting the black wire to a suitable grounding point.
5. Operation
Once the REDTIGER F7N USB C Dash Cam Hardwire Kit is correctly installed, it will seamlessly integrate with your compatible REDTIGER dash cam to provide continuous power. The primary operational benefits include:
- Automatic Parking Mode: When your vehicle's ignition is turned off, the hardwire kit will continue to supply power to the dash cam, allowing it to automatically switch into its parking monitoring mode. This enables features like motion detection or G-sensor triggered recording while the vehicle is parked.
- Battery Protection: The built-in low voltage protection ensures that your car battery is not excessively drained. If the battery voltage drops below the safe threshold (11.8V +/- 0.2V), the kit will automatically cut power to the dash cam, preserving enough charge for your vehicle to start.
- Stable Power Supply: The hardwire connection provides a more stable and reliable power source compared to a cigarette lighter adapter, which can be susceptible to power fluctuations or accidental disconnections.
For specific settings and configurations related to parking mode, please refer to your REDTIGER dash cam's individual user manual.
6. Troubleshooting
If you encounter any issues during or after the installation of your hardwire kit, please refer to the following troubleshooting guide:
| Issue | Possible Cause / Solution |
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| Dash cam not powering on after installation. |
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| Dash cam drains car battery. |
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| Parking mode not working. |
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| Cable length is too short for desired routing. |
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7. Specifications
Below are the technical specifications for the REDTIGER F7N USB C Dash Cam Hardwire Kit:
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | REDTIGER |
| Model | Multiple F7N Type-C Hardware Kit |
| Color | Black |
| Connections | Type C |
| Special Features | Parking Monitor, Low Voltage Protection |
| Compatible Devices | REDTIGER F7N/F7NP/F7NS series Dash Cams |
| Input Voltage | 12V-24V |
| Output | 5V/2A |
| Cable Length | 11.5 feet (approx. 3.5 meters) |
8. Warranty and Support
REDTIGER is committed to providing high-quality products and excellent customer service.
8.1. Warranty Information
This product comes with a 1-year free replacement warranty for any quality-related issues. Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims.
8.2. Customer Support
If you have any questions, concerns, or require technical assistance regarding your REDTIGER F7N USB C Dash Cam Hardwire Kit, please do not hesitate to contact our support team:
- Email: help@redtigercam.com
- Technical Support: Available 24/7
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