Dash Camera Installation in Sri Damansara

We are an authorised DDPAI dealer and stock the full DDPAI range — single front, front-and-rear dual channel, and three-channel models.

A single front camera takes around 45 minutes. Front and rear dual camera takes about 1.5 hours. All wiring is hidden inside the headliner and door pillars — interior stays clean and tidy.

Yes — parking monitor requires a constant power source that stays on after the engine is off. We install a voltage-protection hardwire kit to prevent the dash cam from draining your car battery.

Yes — we offer a special 18-month (1 year 6 months) warranty covering both the dash camera unit and the installation workmanship. If anything goes wrong within the warranty period, just bring it back.

DDPAI was founded in 2013 and is one of the original pioneers of app-connected dash cameras. Today they are sold in 60+ countries with around 10 million users worldwide. Their products have won iF, Red Dot and Good Design awards, and DDPAI is the first dash cam brand to achieve GMP certification — the same quality standard used in medical and pharmaceutical manufacturing. They are also ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified and CE compliant, with 168 patents filed. In Malaysia specifically, DDPAI is the best-selling 3-channel dash cam on Shopee. We chose DDPAI because the quality and after-sales support are reliable — and as an authorised dealer, we back that up with our own 18-month warranty.

Parking monitor keeps the dash cam powered after the engine is switched off. It uses motion detection or G-Sensor impact detection to trigger recording — so if a vehicle bumps your car or someone approaches it, the camera records the event. To avoid draining your battery, we install a voltage-protection hardwire kit that automatically cuts power when the battery drops below a safe threshold (usually 11.8 V).

For most Malaysian drivers, yes. A significant portion of accidents happen from behind — rear-end collisions, reversing bumps, or cars cutting in during lane changes. A front-only camera leaves your rear unprotected. Front and rear dual-channel covers all the main risk angles, and is especially worthwhile if you drive on highways regularly or park in large shopping malls where hit-and-run in car parks is common.

Cigarette lighter power is simpler and works fine for basic recording while driving. Hardwiring (connecting directly to the fuse box) is better for two reasons: first, it enables parking monitor after the engine is off; second, it provides cleaner, more stable power with a voltage-protection module to prevent battery drain. We recommend hardwiring for anyone who wants parking monitor, or who parks outdoors overnight.

For a front-only camera recording at 2K, a 64 GB card gives roughly 5–6 hours of continuous footage before the oldest clips are overwritten. For front and rear dual cameras at 2K, 128 GB is recommended. If parking monitor is enabled, 128–256 GB ensures overnight recordings are not lost before you check them in the morning. We recommend Class 10 / U3 rated endurance cards designed for continuous write cycles — standard SD cards degrade faster in this application.

DDPAI cameras are mounted inside the cabin behind the windshield, so rain itself does not directly hit the lens. However, heavy rain on the windshield can reduce image sharpness — this is normal for any camera. Window condensation (fogging on the inside) does reduce clarity, so keeping your air conditioning circulating prevents the worst of it. At night, streetlight reflections on a dirty windshield are a bigger factor than rain — keeping your windshield clean makes a noticeable difference to nighttime footage quality.