Tesla's Sentry Mode is a state-of-the-art security feature that provides continuous monitoring of your vehicle while it's parked. This blog post will guide you through the process of activating and viewing Sentry Mode on your Tesla Model 3, ensuring you can keep an eye on your car's surroundings with ease.
Tesla Model 3 How to Watch Sentry Mode?
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Continuous Monitoring: Sentry Mode uses the car's external cameras to monitor the environment around your vehicle, detecting any suspicious activity.
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Alerts and Notifications: When a potential threat is detected, Sentry Mode sends alerts to your mobile app, keeping you informed of any incidents.
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Recording Capability: The system records events on a USB drive, capturing 10 minutes of footage leading up to the triggering moment, which can be crucial for insurance claims or police reports.
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Energy Efficiency: Recent updates have reduced the power consumption of Sentry Mode, making it more efficient and less of a drain on your vehicle's battery.
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Remote Viewing: With premium connectivity and the correct app version, you can remotely view the area surrounding your Model 3 through the exterior cameras in real-time.
FAQ Section:
Q1: How do I activate Sentry Mode on my Tesla Model 3?
A: You can activate Sentry Mode using voice commands such as "Keep Tesla safe" or "Activate Sentry Mode," or through the Tesla mobile app.
Q2: What happens when a threat is detected by Sentry Mode?
A: Depending on the severity of the threat, Sentry Mode will either display a message on the touchscreen warning that cameras are recording or switch to 'Alarm' mode, activating the car alarm, brightening the display, and playing music at full volume.
Q3: How do I view the recordings from Sentry Mode?
A: Recordings are saved on a USB drive formatted as exFAT with a folder named "TeslaCam". You can access these recordings via the central screen or the Tesla mobile app.
Q4: What are the power consumption considerations for Sentry Mode?
A: Sentry Mode does consume power, and it's designed to turn off automatically if the battery falls below 20% to preserve range. Tesla has made updates to reduce power usage, making the2 feature more energy-efficient.
Q5: Can I use Sentry Mode simultaneously with Dog Mode?
A: No, you cannot activate Sentry Mode while Dog Mode is active. Additionally, if both Dog and Sentry modes are enabled at the same time, Sentry defaults to "Disable Sentry Sounds" to protect your pet.
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By understanding these features and addressing these common questions, you can make the most of Tesla's Sentry Mode, ensuring your Model 3 is well-protected whether you're behind the wheel or miles away.