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The GL80 stealth trail camera gives an affordable and high quality 8 mega pixel solution to take pictures day and night in any location on detection of motion.  Play back the pictures on the built in 2" LCD or any TV or simply transfer to your computer and edit your pictures and video via USB or memory card. Even records short video clips!

GL80

 £149.95+VAT

8 Mega pixel with LCD viewer GL80

Strap it to a tree, in the bushes and capture all the action, no need for a power source with the inbuilt re-chargeable battery that has a 7 day standby and a variety of capture modes.

An Infrared Digital Camera with 3 different record modes. A video capture mode up to 120 seconds, a 3 picture multi-shot, or a single high resolution picture. This camera captures vivid colour photos in daytime and black and white at night. This camera is very easy to use and is ready to record in minutes! This trail camera is perfect for scouting for hunting season, recreational candid wildlife photography, security photography, educational purposes, or simply for a day/night motion sensing camera.

These trail cameras captures Crystal Clear images and video clips during both the day and night using the state of the art 40 emitter infrared technology. This camera also utilizes a flash-less technology that WILL NOT SPOOK THE ANIMALS. The included lithium rechargeable battery pack ensures long lasting operation on a single charge. The upgradeable SD memory slot allows this camera to be upgraded to store hundreds of pictures and the TV Output port allows you to easily show your friends and family some amazing wildlife pictures.

Still Image Resolution:

TCC8.0 - 2048*1536(3MP) - 2592*1944(5MP) - 3504*2336(8MP)

Features:
• GL80 LCD displays: Date/Time/Picture/Number/Delay Length/Battery Status (inside view, play back Jpeg or video)
• 2" LCD displays: Colour Video/Date/Time/Picture/Number/Delay Length/Battery Status
• Day time: Full colour - Night: Black/White
• “No Flash” uses 40 infrared emitters to illuminate the coverage area
• Quick-shot of 1/2/3 pictures
• Date/Time on every image
• Delays from 20 sec to 990 seconds between triggers
• Video length default is 30 seconds to 120 seconds
• Super Quiet Operation & Sharp, Colourful Images
• Battery Wise Technology & Battery Level Indicator
• Auxiliary power jack for external 12V lead acid battery input

Package Includes:
• Rechargeable Lithium Battery System
• AC 110-240V Charger
• Mounting Strap
• USB cable / A/V cable / User’s Manual / Installation CD

Specifications:
• Image Sensor: CMOS sensor (ST8.0 - 5MP Sensor/8MP interpolation)
• Video resolution: 320*240
• File format: JPG/AVI
• Display: Four-digital mode LCD
• External memory: SD/MMC card up to 2GB
• Internal memory: 16MB of built-in memory
• Exposure: Auto
• Low battery: Auto indicator
• Card full display: Auto
• Playback mode: Television or computer play
• TV-out: PAL / NTSC
• PIR Distance: Adjustable Passive Infrared (6ft to 32ft Range)
• Capture Distance: 4X Digital (Adjustable 15ft to 165ft Range)
• Trigger Time: 1.5 Seconds
• OS: WINDOWS 98/98SE/ME/2000/XP/VISTA
• Power supply: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery or 12V DC input
• Storage Temperature: -22 3/4 F to 167 3/4 degrees F
 

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