Photo-traps are digital image-recording devices that are equipped with a special motion sensor. This type of equipment is mainly used to monitor open spaces such as parks or forests. Forest photopools are popular with foresters, but they are also increasingly used by other state units such as municipal police and the police. They are also useful for private use, for example to observe animals, protect against thieves or monitor car parks.
The forest photo trap available from MILITARY.PL can be used in biological research to monitor and identify forest animals. It also allows the recording of the natural behaviour of wild animals, their migration, nocturnal activity and other aspects of life in the wild. Photocapture traps that are used for wildlife surveys can also be used for security purposes, such as monitoring criminal activity or securing properties from third-party attacks. The thief photo trap we offer is equipped with motion sensors that can automatically record images or videos in response to movement in a specific area.
Our range of photobucket cameras is equipped with sensitive sensors that guarantee sharp and colour-rich images during the day and well-lit images and videos at night. The illumination range for night photos and videos is up to 24 metres. Panels with a colour LCD display are used to operate the units. The photocameras have reinforced and waterproof housings to ensure trouble-free operation in all conditions.
The photocameras available in the MILITARY.PL range are battery-powered and, thanks to advanced energy saving systems, have the ability to work on a single set of batteries for a long period of time. What's more, using No Glow technology, it guarantees illuminated images that are completely invisible to both animals and humans. There are threads on the back of the camera that are compatible with most photographic tripods, increasing its versatility and ease of mounting in various field conditions.
At MILITARY.PL, we carry forest photo cameras by Bushnell, a well-known manufacturer in the outdoor community.
