Using its integrated solar panel and battery, this trail camera can be powered by the sun! This saves you from having to regularly change AA batteries at the site of the camera.

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Features

Solar-powered trail camera
Featuring an integrated solar panel and battery, this trail camera can be powered by the sun.

1080p HD Video & 12MP Photos
The camera captures sharp and detailed HD video with audio and 12 megapixels still images.

Invisible no-glow LEDs
Not daytime? No problem! You can set the LEDs on the front to produce invisible light to illuminate subjects without startling them or drawing attention.

Lightning-fast trigger speed
Trigger speed is a tiny 0.07 seconds and up to 33-metre detection range, meaning you won’t miss a thing!

Multiple capture modes
Flexible modes suited to your needs whether that is a single photo, multi-shot photos, timelapse, video or image and video.

2 Colour screen
Features an LCD colour screen for configuring settings on the camera.

Includes 16GB SD Card
Images are captured to SD card for later playback. Included is a 16GB SD card.

Other power sources
Optionally there are three other additional methods for powering the camera. You can use 8x AA batteries, a Li-ion battery pack or connect in a 12-volt battery.

More information

ThisSolar-powered trail camera features a built-in solar panel and rechargeable battery for unlimited battery life. Despite the power method, this trail camera is a powerhouse with 12-megapixel stills capturing up to 6 photos per detectionand 1080p HD video with sound.

Other features include the 42 invisible non-glow infrared LEDs and a 2-inch viewing & configuration screen with zoom and pan functions when reviewing photos.

The camera was designed to be powered by an internal rechargeable battery by means of an integrated solar panel. This is generally sufficient for the proper operation of the device but it is recommended to charge the internal battery for 24 to 48 hours before your first use.

While the camera is in use, if the internal battery charge becomes insufficient, the camera will go into standby mode. Once the solar panel has recharged the battery, the camera will restart by itself with the same mode and configuration as before.

If you configure the camera in a way that requires a lot of power or install it in a space with little ambient light, or simply for safety, it is recommended that you consider using a secondary power source. When the