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Ltl Acorn 5210a

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Ltl Acorn 5210aOverview The Ltl Acorn 5210a is now discontinued. The equivalent newer model is the 5310a, which offers very similar features but with improved LEDs. The Ltl Acorn 5210a is a versatile and affordable camera trap. Our models are the up to date 5210 series, with improved video and audio. The camera trap can take high quality 12MP stills or record video at an improved 1920 x 1080p quality. Video options are: 1080p (15fps), 720p (30fps), 480p (30fps).

Overview

The Ltl Acorn 5210a is now discontinued. The equivalent newer model is the 5310a, which offers very similar features but with improved LEDs. 

The Ltl Acorn 5210a is a versatile and affordable camera trap. Our models are the up-to-date 5210 series, with improved video and audio.

The camera trap can take high quality 12MP stills or record video at an improved 1920 x 1080p quality. Video options are: 1080p (15fps), 720p (30fps), 480p (30fps). Audio recording has also been improved.

The 5210a Ltl Acorn also has superb prep motion sensors. These prep sensors are in addition to the main central sensor and are designed so that the camera is triggered as movement is detected outside the actual lens view – this prepares the camera in advance so that it is ready to shoot as the subject moves into the lens view, meaning you get optimum recorded footage of the animal or subject.

Thanks to the built in infrared LEDs, it can capture video footage & still images in complete darkness and will only do so when motion is detected using the 3 built-in motion sensors. Find out more about the different types of LEDs available here.

The camera holds 4 AA batteries as standard, which can give you running time of up to 3 months. However, this can be increased to up to 6 months using the additional four battery slots in the back of the camera (batteries not included).

The Acorn has password protection, 16GB max SD card storage, time & date stamping and a timelapse feature that allows you to tell the camera to take a shot at set intervals regardless of whether any movement has been detected.

This is all in a palm size casing of just 14cm x 8cm x 6cm. This camera also comes with a 1 year warranty in the UK. View more Ltl Acorn trail cameras here. 

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