Name: Trail Camera 2.7K, No SIM, 25m Detection & 6 Month Standby
Brand: VIMEL
SKU: VIM-PIR105
Price: 159.0 NZD
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Trail Camera 2.7K, No SIM, 25m Detection & 6 Month Standby

$159.00 NZD

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Key Specs

Video Quality

2.7K at 30fps

Photo Resolution

24MP

Detection

PIR to 25m day, 120 degrees, 0.3s

Night Vision

940nm no glow to 20m

Power

8 x AA, 6 month standby

Storage

microSD up to 256GB

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MICROSD-128GBMicroSD Memory Card 128GB, Brand May Vary $79.00
MICROSD-64GBMicroSD Memory Card 64GB, Brand May Vary $49.00
MAS-SOLARTRAILTrail Camera Solar Panel 1500mAh, 7V Output & USB-C Charging $89.00
MICROSD-256GBMicroSD Memory Card 256GB, Brand May Vary $139.00

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Description

A card based trail camera for wildlife and rural property, with no SIM and no running cost. It records 2.7K at 30fps, and will drop to 1080p at 60fps or 720p at 120fps where you want smoother motion instead of resolution.

The PIR detects out to 25m in daylight across 120 degrees and fires in 0.3 seconds. 940nm no glow infrared covers 20m at night with nothing visible. Eight AA cells give about six months of standby and footage goes to a card up to 256GB.

Features

See Everything in 2K: 2.7K Ultra HD video captures faces, markings, and details even at 25m distance
Record in Complete Darkness: 940nm no-glow infrared detects up to 20m without alerting animals or intruders
Never Miss a Moment: 0.3-second trigger speed catches fast-moving wildlife and people
Lasts Through Seasons: 6-month standby on 8 AA batteries (not included) for remote monitoring
Weatherproof Outdoor Operation: IP66-rated case withstands rain, dust, and -20°C to 60°C temperatures
Expandable Storage: Supports micro SD cards up to 256GB (not included) for weeks of recording

Wildlife Research & Observation

Native animals avoid human presence. Traditional cameras with visible flash scare them away.

No-glow infrared captures nocturnal species without disturbance. Camouflage casing blends into bushland. 120° detection angle covers animal trails and watering holes.

Remote Property Security

Farms, construction sites, and holiday homes sit empty for weeks. Thieves take advantage.

Weatherproof build withstands months outdoors. 6-month battery means no maintenance visits. Fast trigger catches vehicles and people before they're gone.

Bushland Documentary & Photography

New Zealand's unique wildlife appears unexpectedly. Blurry footage misses the details.

2.7K resolution captures feather patterns, fur details, and behavioral interactions. Time-lapse mode documents environmental changes over days or weeks.

Applications

Real-World Scenarios

Wildlife Watching Without Disturbance

A visible flash moves animals off a spot and you lose the site for a week.

940nm no glow infrared reaches 20m with nothing to see. 2.7K capture holds enough detail to identify the animal rather than log a shape.

Rural Property and Outbuildings

Sheds and yards away from the house have no power and no network coverage.

Nothing here needs either. Six months of standby on eight AA cells covers a long unattended stretch, with a 256GB card behind it.

Fast Movement on a Trail

An animal crossing a track at speed is gone before a slow camera wakes up.

A 0.3 second trigger and 25m of daylight detection catch the crossing, and 720p at 120fps is there when you want to slow the footage down.

How it Works

Powered by 8 AA batteries (not included). PIR sensor detects heat and motion up to 25m away. Camera triggers in 0.3 seconds, records 2K video with audio to micro SD card. No-glow infrared activates automatically in darkness. No WiFi or cellular needed, fully standalone.

Specifications

Model: VIM-PIR105
Video Resolution: 2.7K/30fps, 1080p/60fps, 720p/120fps
Photo Resolution: 24MP, 20MP, 16MP, 12MP, 8MP, 5MP, 3MP, 1MP
Detection Range: 25m (day), 20m (night)
Trigger Speed: 0.3 seconds
Night Vision: 940nm no-glow infrared (20m range)
Detection Angle: 120°
Battery: 8× AA (6-month standby, not included)
Storage: Micro SD up to 256GB (not included)
Weatherproof: IP66 rated
Dimensions: 135 × 90 × 76mm
Weight: 380g (without batteries)
Operating Temperature: -20°C to 60°C

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does this work without WiFi or cellular?

Yes. Fully standalone, records to SD card. No internet or phone connection needed.

2. How long do batteries last?

6 months standby with 8 AA batteries. Actual life depends on temperature and recording frequency.

3. Is it waterproof?

IP66 rated, protected against heavy rain and dust. Can be left outdoors year-round.

4. What SD card does it need?

Standard micro SD card up to 256GB. Not included.

5. Can I view footage remotely?

No. This model records to SD card only. Check SD card manually or use cellular trail cameras for remote viewing.

6. Does it record audio?

Yes. Records audio with video. Can be disabled in settings.

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.