Trail cameras

Trail Cameras

Meerkat basic

Features:
This is a rugged, reliable and easy to use trail camera.
It has a maximum resolution of 16 megapixels and takes still and video images even in total darkness. Its higher than average resolution combined with a 120 degree detection angle, means you are more likely to be able to capture animals moving across the camera field of view. Trigger speed is a very respectable 0. 5 seconds. The camera housing has a flap down LCD screen protector.

These cameras also have a time lapse photography feature. This is particularly useful when the animal/ organism is too small or too slow moving to trigger the motion sensor.
You are able to photograph termites building a mound or monitor and record plant growth over the period of a season.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Photo:16Mp/12Mp/8Mp (Megapixel)
Video: 1080p/720p/VGA
Trigger speed: 0.5 Seconds*
Detection angle: 120 Degrees
Time lapse mode: 30, 60 or 240 minutes
Trigger interval:1 to 30 seconds.
Burst mode:1/3/6/9 photos when activated.
Rating: IP54
Stand-by period: 6 Months
Max. card size: 32 Gig
Motion detector sensitivity: low/normal/high
Motion detector range: 20 Metres
Infrared illumination range : 20 Metres
Infrared wavelength: 940 nm

* Trigger speed,-the time it takes for the camera to capture an image after it has detected motion.

Meerkat GSM

Features:
The camera has a resolution of 16 megapixels and takes still and video images even in total darkness. Higher than average resolution results in a wider format image that is more likely to capture animals moving across the lens. The motion detection angle is a wide 120 degrees. Trigger speed is 0.5 seconds. The camera housing has a flap down LCD screen protector.

By inserting a SIM card into the GSM camera, you can send images to your mobile phone or e-mail address, or both. By means of simple SMS commands, your camera can even be controlled remotely. The Meerkat camera comes with a high gain antenna for areas with poor reception.

These cameras also have a time lapse photography feature. This is particularly useful when the animal/ organism is too small or too slow moving to trigger the motion sensor.
You are able to photograph turmites building a mound or monitor and record plant growth over the period of a season.