A camera on a back paddock is only useful if you can see what it saw without driving out to it. This 2K solar trail camera runs on 4G, so photos, clips and live view come to your phone from anywhere with mobile coverage.
Three PIR sensors cover 125 degrees out to 25m, and four 940nm no glow LEDs light the frame at night without a visible flash. A 5W panel keeps the 7,800mAh pack charged, and built in GPS means you can find the camera again if it is moved.
Features
See Everything in 2K Detail: Ultra HD 2304×1296 video captures clear faces, markings, and movement even in low light
AI Tells You What's There: Real-time animal recognition identifies species and sends alerts to your phone
Works Anywhere with 4G: Built-in 4G LTE with Band 28 streams live video without WiFi, on your own Spark, One NZ or 2degrees SIM
Solar Powered for Months: 5W monocrystalline solar panel recharges internal battery for continuous operation
Never Lose Your Camera: Built-in GPS shows exact location on map for easy retrieval
Stealth Night Monitoring: 940nm no-glow infrared records up to 20m without alerting animals or intruders
Monitor Environmental Conditions: Built-in temperature sensor provides real-time environmental data for your records
Built for New Zealand Conditions: IP66 waterproof, dustproof, and corrosion-resistant for farm and bush use
Two-Way Audio on Demand: Built-in microphone and speaker let you listen or speak through the app
Farm & Property Security
Livestock gets out at 3am. Gates are left open. You're asleep in the house.
This camera streams live to your phone when motion is detected. AI recognizes horses, cattle, sheep, and dogs, so you know if it's your stock or a threat. GPS shows exactly which paddock it's in, so you can respond fast.
Wildlife Research & Monitoring
Tracking endangered species or monitoring pest animals. You need to know what's there without disturbing them.
AI identifies species in real-time, animals, livestock and birds. Time-lapse mode captures grazing patterns. No-glow infrared doesn't spook nocturnal wildlife. Solar power means months in the field without visits.
Remote Construction & Site Watch
Your equipment sits unattended for weeks. Vandals or thieves see an easy target.
4G streaming works where there's no WiFi. Motion alerts hit your phone instantly. Two-way audio lets you warn intruders off. IP66 rating handles rain, dust, and extreme temperatures.
Applications
Real-World Scenarios
Farm Gates and Stock Races
Gates get left open, stock get through fences, and you find out the next morning.
Point the camera at the gate or the race. The PIR picks up movement out to 25m and the app shows you the clip while there is still time to act. No power lead and no WiFi, just a SIM.
Hunting Blocks and Game Trails
You want to know what is using a trail and when, without walking in every week and leaving scent.
The 940nm no glow infrared does not flare, so deer and pigs are not spooked off the trail. Check the 4G feed from the ute instead of making a trip in.
Lifestyle Blocks with No Power at the Boundary
The far corner of the block has no mains supply and no coverage from the house WiFi.
Solar and 4G make the corner post a viable camera position. The GPS tag records where the camera is, which matters when several are out at once.
How it Works
The camera connects to 4G LTE through your own Nano SIM with a data plan from Spark, One NZ or 2degrees, and supports Band 28 (700MHz) for rural coverage. Solar panel charges the internal 7800mAh battery during daylight. When motion is detected, it records 2K video and streams it to your phone via the app. AI analyzes the footage in real-time and sends alerts if it recognizes an animal or person. No WiFi and no power cables; the SIM's data plan is the running cost.
Specifications
Power: 5V, 2A maximum.Use the adapter supplied, or a standard 5V USB charger or power bank rated 2A or less. Do not use fast chargers (USB-C PD, Quick Charge, Super Fast Charging) or high-output power banks: they can damage the device.
Yes. It uses the 4G mobile network through your own SIM card. Works anywhere with mobile signal.
2. Is the SIM card included?
No. Fit your own Nano SIM with a data plan from Spark, One NZ or 2degrees, prepaid or on a plan. The camera supports Band 28 (700MHz), the band those networks use to reach rural areas. There is no fee to us: the data plan is the running cost.
3. How long does battery last without sun?
Approximately 2-3 weeks of normal use. With solar panel, runs indefinitely in adequate sunlight.
4. What animals does AI recognize?
Recognizes common wildlife and livestock: dogs, cattle, sheep, horses, deer, pigs, and birds.
5. Can I view live video from anywhere?
Yes. Free smartphone app (iOS/Android) shows live stream, playback, and alerts anywhere with internet.
6. Is it waterproof?
Yes. IP66 rated, waterproof, dustproof, and corrosion resistant. Suitable for permanent outdoor installation.
7. Can more than one person use the camera?
Yes. The other person installs the same app on their phone and registers their own account in it. You then send them an invite from your app to share the camera, and once they accept, they can view it from their own phone.
Is it legal to use this camera on my property in New Zealand?
Monitoring land you own or manage is generally lawful, and that covers the ordinary reasons for putting a camera out: wildlife, stock, gates, tracks, sheds and equipment. Keep the camera pointed at what you are actually watching.
Audio is treated differently from video. Recording a conversation you are taking part in is generally lawful in New Zealand, but recording a private conversation you are not part of is interception under section 216B of the Crimes Act 1961. This camera has a microphone, so if it will sit unattended somewhere people talk, turn the audio off and record video only.
The limits are about other people. If the camera also covers a neighbour's land, a road or a public track, keep the view to what you need and the footage secure: a business or farm recording people must follow the Privacy Act 2020, and even a householder can breach it if a recording is highly offensive. Never place a camera anywhere a person would reasonably expect privacy: making an intimate visual recording is a criminal offence under the Crimes Act 1961. This is general information, not legal advice.
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