Toyota Tundra Garmin Dash Camera Plug & Play Kits w/ Constant Power Solution

We're super thrilled to announce our Garmin Partnership and release our first offerings in our new partnership!
Introducing the entire Garmin Dash Camera line-up for your Toyota Tundra! We are offering our bundles in three kit types: trailgridpro.com/pages/garmin...
1) OBD Connector Constant Power: This option provides you with constant power for your dash camera so you can have 24/7 recording!
2) Dash Camera Power Adapter: This option is bundled with our super popular dash camera power adapter so that your Garmin dash camera will be powered while your vehicle is on!
3) Out of the Box: This is the Garmin dash camera option that comes with everything in the standard product box that provides you with 12 volt (cigarette lighter) power.
Be sure to check out the entire Garmin line-up for your Toyota Tundra: trailgridpro.com/pages/garmin...
NOTE: Our dash cam power adapter bundles (#2 above) are plug and play in all 2014 - 2021 Toyota Tundra's with auto-dimming rearview mirrors or a mirror with a rearview LCD backup camera.
Dash Camera Comparison Guide: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/072...
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[@juandc3150]

Very helpful video
By the way, can you power the Garmin dashcam
live for 2 months in park mode where the car
engine is off, and the dashcam is directly
plugged into OBD-2 port 24/7?
Im planning to park my car in the airport for 2
months and I want to monitor it while im away
Do you have any idea how long the car battery
will last using the Garmin Live Dash Cam plugged
in 24/7?
My car battery is ACDELCO
760 CCA, 120 RC, 70 AHt, 88864541, 48AGM
Big thanks

[@TrailGridPro]

Great question! The Garmin Constant Power adapter automatically shuts off when the vehicle's battery drops too low. We've never tested to determine how long that takes to happen.