Thinkware iVolt Mini dash cam battery pack

Thinkware iVolt Mini Dash Cam Battery Pack

$299.00
Sale price  $299.00 Regular price  $349.00
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Thinkware iVolt Mini dash cam battery pack
Thinkware Dash Cams

Thinkware iVolt Mini Dash Cam Battery Pack

$299.00
Sale price  $299.00 Regular price  $349.00

Compact parking-mode power — up to 20 hours from one charge, refilled in about 45 minutes of driving.

  • 20h / 16h of 1CH / 2CH parking mode
  • ~45-minute recharge — short commutes keep it full
  • LiFePO4 chemistry — heat-safe, long cycle life
  • Zero car-battery drain — no flat-battery risk
  • Under 1kg — hides under a seat

Best for: daily drivers who want overnight parking protection without the size or price of the iVolt Max.

Overview

The Thinkware iVolt Mini is the compact dash cam battery pack for daily drivers: enough capacity for a full day and night of parking mode, refilled in about 45 minutes of driving — without your dash cam ever touching the car battery.

Who it's for

Commuters and school-run cars that get driven most days, apartment dwellers on street parking, and anyone who wants overnight parking protection without the size or price of the iVolt Max. Because it recharges so quickly, even short daily drives keep it topped up.

  • Daily drivers
  • Overnight street parking
  • Short commutes — fast recharge
  • First battery pack

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Up to 20 hours of single-channel parking mode (about 16 hours with a rear camera)
  • Fast — fully recharged in roughly 45 minutes of driving
  • Safe LiFePO4 chemistry, built for Australian cabin heat
  • Zero drain on your car battery — no flat-battery risk, ever
  • Compact and light (under 1kg) — tucks under a seat
  • Works with every Thinkware dash cam

Worth knowing

  • Hardwire (fuse box) charging — have it fitted with your camera in one visit
  • No Bluetooth app monitoring — that's an iVolt Max feature
  • For multi-day airport stints or EVs parked for weeks, the iVolt Max is the better fit

iVolt Mini vs iVolt Max

iVolt Mini iVolt Max
Capacity 57.6Wh (12.8V 4,500mAh) 153.6Wh (12.8V 12,000mAh)
2-channel parking mode ~16 hours ~27 hours (up to 40 days energy-saving)
Recharge while driving ~45 minutes ~55 minutes
App monitoring Bluetooth app
Best for Daily drivers, overnight parking EVs, airports, weeks parked

Installation

The iVolt Mini charges from the fuse box while the ignition is on (hardwire charging cable and fuse taps included), and your dash cam's power cable plugs into the battery instead of the car. It's a tidy add-on to any dash cam install — see our installation page — and at 165 × 131 × 37mm it hides under a seat or in the glovebox area.

Specifications

Model Thinkware iVolt Mini (BAB-50)
Battery LiFePO4, 12.8V, 4,500mAh (57.6Wh)
Parking-mode runtime Up to 20 hours (1-channel) / ~16 hours (2-channel)
Recharge time ~45 minutes via hardwire while driving
Input 12.0–15.5V / 10A max (hardwire charging)
Output 12.0–14.6V / 2.0A max
Operating temperature Charging 0–45°C; discharging –10–60°C
Size / weight 165.4 × 131.2 × 36.8mm / 0.95kg
Compatibility All Thinkware dash cams (works with other 12V dash cams too)
Warranty 12-month Australian warranty

What's in the box

iVolt Mini battery, hardwire charging cable, output cable, fuse taps (3 types), fuses, velcro mounting tape and quick-start guide.

Frequently asked questions

How long will it run my dash cam while parked?

Thinkware rates it at up to 20 hours of single-channel parking mode, or around 16 hours running a front and rear camera — comfortably a full day and night for most daily drivers.

How is it different from the iVolt Max?

The Mini is smaller, lighter and cheaper with 57.6Wh of capacity and a 45-minute recharge; the Max nearly triples the capacity (27 hours of 2-channel parking, up to 40 days in energy-saving modes) and adds Bluetooth app monitoring. Daily drivers pick the Mini; EV owners and airport parkers pick the Max.

Will short trips keep it charged?

Yes — the roughly 45-minute full recharge is the Mini's party trick. A normal commute keeps it topped up for the next night's parking.

Does it work with non-Thinkware dash cams?

It's designed for Thinkware but supplies standard 12V output, so it can power other brands' cameras via their hardwire kits. Ask us if you're unsure about your setup.

Will it drain or damage my car battery?

No — it only draws charge while the engine is running, and your camera runs entirely off the battery pack while parked.

Why buy from The Dash Cam Co

  • Genuine Thinkware stock from an authorised Australian reseller — Australian warranty support plus your full rights under Australian Consumer Law
  • Same-day dispatch on orders placed before 1pm AEST, Monday to Friday
  • Free Express Post Australia-wide on orders over $200, tracked with signature on delivery
  • Honest, expert local support before and after you buy — we only sell dash cams, so we know them inside out

Add the iVolt Mini to your cart for same-day dispatch, compare the iVolt Max, see it bundled with the U3000 or U1000 Plus, or ask our team which battery suits your parking.

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