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20MP 2K Wildlife Hunting Trail Camera Photo Traps Night Vision 4G SMS MMS SMTP Cellular Surveillance Camera, HC-900LTE

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20MP 2K Wildlife Hunting Trail Camera Photo Traps Night Vision 4G SMS MMS SMTP Cellular Surveillance Camera, HC-900LTE1. Image sensor: 5 megapixel CMOS sensor 2. Storage: Micro SD card (not included) up to 64GB 3. Lens: F = 3. 1; FOV = 90 degrees 4. Number of infrared lights: 44 5. IR probe sensitivity: high medium low 6. LED: micro 940nm infrared light 7. IR night vision distance: about 65 feet 20 meters 8. Camera start up time: 0. 5 seconds 9. IR detection angle: 120 degrees 10. Time lapse shooting: 1 5 10 30 seconds, 1 5 10 30 minutes (default 1 second) 11. Photo


1. Image sensor: 5 megapixel CMOS sensor
2. Storage: Micro SD card (not included) up to 64GB
3. Lens: F = 3.1; FOV = 90 degrees
4. Number of infrared lights: 44
5. IR probe sensitivity: high / medium / low
6. LED: micro 940nm infrared light
7. IR night vision distance: about 65 feet / 20 meters
8. Camera start-up time: 0.5 seconds
9. IR detection angle: 120 degrees
10. Time-lapse shooting: 1/5/10/30 seconds, 1/5/10/30 minutes (default 1 second)
11. Photo resolution: 20MP/16MP/12MP/8MP
12. Continuous shooting: 1/3/6/9
13. Video resolution: 1080P/720P/VGA
14. Full-size photo transmission: compressed transmission
15. Video setting: 5 seconds to 30 seconds of video length can be sent to the mailbox
16. Time watermark: support, including time, date, temperature, etc.
17. Time-lapse video recording: support, for example, automatically start shooting a photo or video every 5 minutes (regardless of whether the target is sensed or not)
18. Photo transfer: send high-definition pictures to your cell phone or mailbox
19. Support frequency band:
- FDD-LTE: B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20
- TDD-LTE: B38/B40/B41
- WCDMA: B1/B5/B8
- GSM: 900/1800
20. Remote control: support, you can set the parameters, check the power and storage through the cell phone APP
21. Video transmission: 30s video can be sent to e-mail
22. MMS to cell phone: 1-3 cell phone numbers
23. MMS to mailbox: 1-3 mailboxes
24. Working mode: photo/video/photo+video/time-lapse recording
25. Interfaces: USB 2.0; memory card slot; SIM card slot; 12V adapter jack
26. Instantaneous current: 0.1mA
27. Standby time: about 6 months
28. Power supply: 8 AA 1.5V batteries (not included) / external 12V/1.5A adapter (not included)
29. Fixing method: bracket, strap
30. Waterproof rating: IP65
31. Networking: 4G
32. Language: English / French / German / Italian / Spanish / Russian / Danish / Dutch / Polish / Japanese / Portuguese / Norwegian (default English)
33. Size: about 15 x 10.2 x 7cm
34. Weight: about 400g


Specification:
Package Weight
One Package Weight 0.56kgs / 1.23lb
One Package Size 17cm * 13cm * 10cm / 6.69inch * 5.12inch * 3.94inch
Qty per Carton 15
Carton Weight 7.50kgs / 16.53lb
Carton Size 39cm * 35cm * 29cm / 15.35inch * 13.78inch * 11.42inch
Loading Container 20GP: 673 cartons * 15 pcs = 10095 pcs
40HQ: 1563 cartons * 15 pcs = 23445 pcs

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