Num'axes 32MP No Glow Trail Camera- NGPIEPHO025 (PIE1059)
The Num’axes 32MP No Glow Trail Camera is the ultimate solution for wildlife enthusiasts and property surveillance, delivering high-resolution images and videos in the most discreet manner. Its no-glow technology ensures that it remains invisible in the wilderness, capturing natural wildlife activity without any disturbance....
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The Num’axes 32MP No Glow Trail Camera is the ultimate solution for wildlife enthusiasts and property surveillance, delivering high-resolution images and videos in the most discreet manner. Its no-glow technology ensures that it remains invisible in the wilderness, capturing natural wildlife activity without any disturbance. Whether for game tracking, security, or research, this camera provides reliable performance in all conditions. Designed to perform in the toughest environments, the Num’axes trail camera offers robust construction and an intuitive user interface. The 32MP image sensor captures crystal clear images, while the Full HD video recording brings the wilderness to life right on your screen. With its fast trigger speed and extended night vision range, you never miss a moment, day or night.
| Product | Trail Camera PIE1059 |
|---|---|
| Screen | 2.0" colour |
| Image Sensor | 2 MP colour CMOS |
| Field of View | 60° |
| IR Flash Range | Approximately 20 m / 65.6 ft |
| PIR Sensor Range | Approximately 20 m / 65.6 ft |
| Detection Angle | 60° |
| Photo Resolution | Up to 32 MP |
| Video Resolution | Up to FULL HD |
| Trigger Speed | 0.6 seconds |
| External Memory | Micro SD card 32 GB maximum (not included) |
| Photos/Video Download | Via USB cable or SD card reader |
| Power Supply | 8 x AA alkaline batteries (not included) |
Mounting and Using Your Trail Camera
To get the best results from your trail camera, follow these essential guidelines.
Mount the camera about 1.5 to 2 meters (5 to 6 feet) high with a slight downward angle for optimal coverage.Camera Positioning
Proper positioning of your trail camera is critical for capturing clear images.
Face the camera north or south, avoiding east or west, to prevent overexposed images caused by the sun's rising or setting.Ideal Camera Setup for Trails
If you're using the camera to monitor a trail, ensure it's correctly aligned.
Position the camera either facing down or up the trail for the best angle.Preventing False Triggers
Minimize false triggers for accurate detection.
Clear any brush or weeds in front of the camera, as these can cause false triggers due to temperature changes and motion disturbances, especially on windy days.Related Products
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