Redleaf trail camera RD7000 WiFi Solar

Redleaf trail camera RD7000 WiFi SolarMemory Card Recording The Redleaf RD7000 surveillance camera features a Micro SD TF memory card slot. The device supports data carriers with a capacity of up to 256 GB. This will allow you to archive videos and photos from many weeks or even months. This way you dont have to regularly visit the cameras location to delete unwanted media. If necessary, you can also use the loop recording mode, which automatically overwrites old files, just like a car

Memory Card Recording
The Redleaf RD7000 surveillance camera features a Micro SD TF memory card slot. The device supports data carriers with a capacity of up to 256 GB. This will allow you to archive videos and photos from many weeks or even months. This way you don’t have to regularly visit the camera’s location to delete unwanted media. If necessary, you can also use the loop recording mode, which automatically overwrites old files, just like a car camcorder.

Solar-powered
A solar panel built into the body of the device powers a 4400 mAh lithium battery, so you don’t have to worry about replacing batteries regularly. Just install the camera in a place that will allow it to charge the cells on its own! If you’re mounting it in the woods and are worried about sunlight reaching it, nothing is lost. The Redleaf RD7000 surveillance camera can also work with 4 traditional AA batteries. The combination of two power sources will ensure the efficient operation of the device for up to 18 months.

Excellent visibility at night
Thanks to the use of 40 infrared light-emitting diodes, it is possible to record high-quality black and white video and stills in total darkness. The night-vision detector will work even if any movement occurs up to 20 meters from the device. Importantly, the infrared band is completely invisible to the naked eye. As a result, the camera will not frighten animals, as could happen with a traditional "flash".

Waterproof-case
With the Redleaf RD7000 surveillance camera, you don’t have to worry about canopies or special protective conditions. The device meets the IP66 standard, so it is not afraid of dust and strong streams of water. The sealed housing will ensure proper operation of the camera both in the pouring rain, blizzard, and during extremely hot days. The device can operate in temperatures from -20°C to 60°C, so you can be sure that motion-activated monitoring will be effective all year round.

Wireless WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity
With the Redleaf RD7000 surveillance camera, you don’t have to take your device away from the locations every time you want to check what pictures and videos have been captured. Use the “Hunting Camera 4K” mobile app for iOS and Android smartphones to control the “photo trap” and download files stored on the memory card using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity from up to 13 meters away. You can also control the device from the built-in 2-inch screen, and copy data to your computer using the included USB cable. It’s up to you which solution is more convenient for you!

Secure your videos and photos
With the Redleaf RD7000 surveillance camera, you can be sure that saved photos and videos will not fall into the wrong hands. You can protect access to files and settings of the device with a password. Even if third parties come into possession of the camera, without entering the code, you will not be able to check what data is on the media. If you want to provide additional protection against thieves, you can also secure the device with a padlock. Special holes will allow you to fasten it in such a way as to make it difficult to open the housing and access the control panel and memory card.

Convenient installation
Included with the Redleaf RD7000 WiFi solar panel surveillance camera, you will find a special mounting strap that will make it easy to install the device quickly and conveniently. By attaching the device with its help (e.g. to a tree) you can be sure that it will keep its position for many months. A special casing imitating a forest camouflage will additionally help to maintain discretion and make the camera unobtrusive – both for intruders and forest inhabitants.