Night camera trap against theft

Night camera trap against theft – effective way to protect your property. Every year in the UK there are about 200 thousand thefts recorded. 1/3 of them is detected. The most common are bike thefts. Since 2014 also stealing of items worth more than 200 GBP is considered a crime. As a result, this change in law has contributed to an apparent decline in the number of crimes. Thieves steal anything that will give them profit. Bicycles – especially during the holiday season – are an easy and valuable loot. However, a far greater problem is the theft of cars. It causes troubles to many car owners. If you suspect that somebody infringes your property or you are simply afraid of your valuables, you should think about a night camera trap. Night camera traps, trail cameras, forest cameras, outdoor monitoring cameras – whatever you call them – have been designed to serve our purpose. That is to catch the thief red-handed! Night camera trap with GSM module, will, upon detecting a motion, send you an MMS message notifying about the detected motion. In result, you have time to react – all the police or get to the place of the incident.

Choose a night camera trap to catch a thief

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  Covert Outlook

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  Ltl Acorn TV-5310M

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  SPYPOINT MINI LIVE 4G

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the real operation time of the wildlife camera?
• What can I use a wildlife camera for?
• Can wildlife camera be connected to constant power supply?
• Where is the best place to install the wildlife camera?
• How to secure the wildlife camera against damage?
• What is the gsm module?
• Can the wildlife camera record audio?
• What’s the wildlife camera coverage during the day and at night?
• Is it possible to have a live view from the wildlife camera?
• Are wildlife cameras resistant to humidity and low temperature?
• Is the wildlife camera setup difficult?
• Can i send photos to my phone in another country?
• What accessories can i buy for my wildlife camera?
• What is the recording schedule?
• Does the wildlife camera send video to a phone/e-mail?
• What is the cost of wireless transmission of photos?
• Which sim card will be the best for the wildlife camera?
• Is it possible to control the wildlife camera remotely?
• Are the data stored in the wildlife camera protected against removal?
• What’s the difference between the view angle of the sensors and the view angle of the wildlife camera?