Solar Powered Trail Camera with Night Vision and Outdoor Use
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Solar and Battery Power System
This trail camera utilises an integrated solar panel for operation. It is designed with a power system that works in conjunction with the solar panel to support outdoor monitoring. This configuration is intended to assist with power management during use in various environments.
Imaging and Night Vision
The device features a 5 Mega Pixel Colour CMOS image sensor capable of capturing 50MP photos and 4K video. It includes night vision functionality, allowing for recording in low light environments. The camera supports memory storage via a TF card up to 256GB for saving footage.
Motion Detection and Construction
Built with PIR motion sensors, the unit is designed to help detect movement. It operates with a trigger time of 0.3 seconds to assist in capturing activity. The plastic housing carries an IP65 water-resistant rating, which may help for placement in forests, gardens, or farms.
Product Specifications
- Material: Plastic
- Image Sensor: 5 Mega Pixels Colour CMOS
- Memory: TF Card up to 256GB
- File Format: JPG/AVI
- Stand-by time: 6 Months
- Interface: Type C USB; SD Card Holder; SIM card jack
- Motion Detection: Low/Medium/High
- Operation Temperature: -20 ~70℃ (-4~158℉)
- Power: 2200mA Li-on batteries (not included)
- Water-resistant rating: IP65
- Size: 9x10x15cm/3.5x3.9x5.9in
- Weight: 480g/16.9oz
What’s Included
- 1 x Trail Camera
- 1 x Belt Strap
- 1 x USB cable
- 1 x Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the camera work at night?
It includes infrared LEDs that are intended to assist with recording in low-light or nighttime conditions. Actual visibility may vary based on distance and environment.
Do I need to buy separate batteries for this camera?
The device includes an internal lithium battery that is designed to be charged by the solar panel. External batteries are not required for basic operation, but performance may vary with sunlight levels.
How fast does it capture after detecting movement?
The camera lists a trigger time of approximately 0.3 seconds, though the actual response may vary depending on conditions such as temperature and subject movement.
