Capture crystal clear images and video with the 36MP trail camera
Specification: photo resolution: 36/24/20/16/12/8/5//3/1MP File Format: JPG Time lapse mode ; 5min/30min/60min Multi-shot mode: up to 9 photos per detection Stamp: Date, time, temperature and moon phase Capture mode: Colour y day, black and white by night Video resolution : 26888 x 1520 / 20fps [FHD] File format: AVI/H.264 Sequence length; Adjustable from 10 to 90s Capture mode; colour by day, lack and white at night Dimensions ; 150mm x 100mm x 60mm
Description ; 120 degree 1080P HD PIR sensor camera, support 20MP/16MP/12MP / selectable image resolution, 1080P 30fps video. Infrared camera survey for wild animals 1 / 5 / 10 / 30 seconds / minutes interval between motions optional. The camera can be programmed to operate either in PIR mode or time-lapse mode IR flash for colour photo/video day or black and white photo/video at night. HD video (1080P) with sound Real temperature, time and date to be stamped in the picture, so you know when the picture or video was taken 36pcs IR LEDs, super long detection range up to 20m / 66 feet. Trigger time is 0.3s, fast fire continuous shooting, never miss any important picture IPX65 sealed waterproof appearance, effectively prevent rainwater dust and insects from entering Support TF card (up to 32GB) / USB / AV output (TF card is not included) Great tool for hunting, travelling, camping, tracking domestic/wild animals. Easy to use and mount It can be triggered by any movement of humans (or animals) in a certain region monitored by a motion sensor The infrared remoter is an input device of the camera and is primarily used for customer settings. Its maximum remote distance is 20 meters With the fixed rope with buckle, easy to fix to tree rods and tree branches
Note: Please insert the TF card when the camera is power off Please do not insert or take out the TF card when the camera is power on
What’s in the box
1 x HC-900A Camera
1 x Strap
1 x Card Reader
1 x Manual
1 x USB
1 x 32GB SD Card
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