Wildlife Camera | 4G | 1080p@30fps | 30.0 MPixel | 2 MPixel CMOS | IP66 | 4G | Black No-Glow IR | Night vision | Viewing angle: 50 ° | Motion sensor | Detection angle: 50 ° | Detection range: 20 m | LCD Screen | Green

This Nedis Full HD Trail Wildlife Camera uses 4G technology and sends images to your email at lightning speed, you can then view the images & videos on your smartphone or computer. Do you want to be notified immediately when there is movement? Then this Nedis 4G wildlife camera is the best choice for you. You can access the recorded images and videos by automatically sending them to the cloud via a 4G connection. The camera takes 1, 4, 5, 8, 16, 20 or 30 mega-pixel images or make Hull HD videos in 1080p with sound. The camera has a range of 20 meters and an angle of view of 50 degrees. The response time is 0.3 seconds. The camera can be set so that it is only active on certain days or at certain times, this often prevents a lot of unnecessary footage (this benefits your data bundle). Of course this is a so-called black no-glow wildlife camera. No-glow cannot be detected by humans and animals, which makes this camera extremely suitable for security purposes in addition to nature photography. The wildlife camera has a beautiful camouflage pattern so that the camera does not stand out in the environment. The camera is battery or mains powered. You can insert 4x AA or 8x AA batteries (not included) or use an optional 12.0 V DC mains power adapter (not included). The installation is very simple. You enter the email address in the Camera Trap Wireless app, insert a SIM card (with data credit and without a PIN code) in the camera and the camera is now ready for use. The free Camera Trap Wireless app for Android™ or iOS allows you to manage the camera settings remotely and download videos and images easily. In the app you can set the time laps delay, set a timer and calendar scheduling but also various video settings can be set. The consumer must comply with the applicable laws and regulations and be aware that these may impose restrictions on the creation and use of camera images.