You set the camera, but every morning the footage is too dark to make out anything at all.
Something is moving through your garden or woodland at night, but your old camera captures nothing useful — just grainy smudges where wildlife should be. This trail camera automatically detects every movement, recording rich colour footage by day and using 38 no-glow infrared LEDs by night that won't disturb or alarm any passing animal. With the built-in 2.0" TFT display, you can review every clip and photo directly on the camera — no laptop, no detour, no wasted trip.
Benefits
- No more useless dark footage: Thanks to 38 no-glow IR LEDs and automatic day-to-night switching, you get sharp 16MP photos and 1080P HD video around the clock — even in complete darkness.
- No more missed moments due to slow reaction: With a 0.7-second trigger speed and a 10-metre detection range, every movement is captured before the animal leaves the frame — even fast-moving foxes or deer.
- No more worrying about weather or the elements: The IP66-rated housing stands up to rain, snow, dust and temperatures from -20°C to 60°C, so you never need to bring it in during a storm or pack it away before winter.
Specifications
- Display: 2.0" TFT
- Photo Resolution: 16MP
- Video Resolution: 1080P HD with audio
- Infrared LEDs: 38 No-Glow
- Trigger Speed: 0.7 seconds
- Detection Range: 10 m (32.8 ft)
- Operating Temperature: -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
- Protection Rating: IP66
- Recording Modes: Photo (1 or 3 shots), Video, Hybrid
- Power Source: Batteries
How to Use
- Mount: Attach the camera to a tree or post at the desired height using the included mounting strap.
- Configure: Use the 2.0" TFT display to set recording mode, trigger sensitivity and time/date stamp directly on the device.
- Review: Check saved photos and videos on the built-in display after each session, or transfer files to your computer via USB cable.
Pro Tip: Mount the camera at roughly 80 cm height and angle it slightly downward — this ensures the motion sensor reliably picks up smaller animals such as foxes and rabbits, and prevents overhanging branches from causing false triggers in the wind.