Name: Solar Trail Camera 2K 24MP, No SIM & 18 Month Standby
Brand: VIMEL
SKU: VIM-PIR200
Price: 199.0 NZD
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Solar Trail Camera 2K 24MP, No SIM & 18 Month Standby

$199.00 NZD

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Key Specs

Video Quality

2K 2304 x 1296

Photo Resolution

24MP

Detection

PIR to 20m, 120 degrees, 0.3s trigger

Night Vision

850nm infrared to 20m

Power

Solar, 4400mAh, up to 18 months

Storage

microSD up to 128GB

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Description

A card based solar trail camera with no SIM and no monthly cost, built to sit on a trail for a season and keep going. The panel charges a 4,400mAh cell for up to 18 months of standby, and four AA cells can be dropped in as a backup for a long run of dull weather.

It records 2K at 2304 x 1296 and takes 24MP stills. The PIR covers 120 degrees to 20m and fires in 0.3 seconds, with 850nm infrared reaching 20m at night. A 2 inch screen on the camera lets you set it up and check framing without a laptop.

Features

Runs For 18 Months Without Touch: Solar panel + 4400mAh rechargeable battery delivers 18-month standby, 6+ months continuous
See Clear Day and Night: 2K Quad HD video (2304 x 1296p) + 24MP photos with 850nm infrared night vision to 20m
Never Miss a Movement: PIR sensor triggers in 0.3 seconds with 120° detection angle and 20m range
Survives Any Weather: IP66 waterproof and dustproof rating (-20°C to 60°C operating range)
Months of Footage Storage: Supports 128GB SD card (not included) for thousands of photos/videos
Flexible Power Options: Solar charging plus 4x AA battery backup for cloudy periods
Easy Setup Anywhere: Rope, belt, or Python lock mounting options; 2" LCD screen for on-device setup

Farm & Property Security

Your farm gates are left open. Equipment goes missing overnight. Wildlife damages crops without you seeing it happen.

This camera captures 2K video with timestamp proof. 120° wide angle covers gateways and fence lines. Motion alerts via app show you exactly when and where activity happens.

Wildlife Research & Observation

Studying nocturnal animals? Tracking migration patterns? Need clear evidence without disturbing natural behavior?

850nm infrared night vision records in complete darkness without visible light. 0.3-second trigger catches fast-moving animals. Time-lapse function documents environmental changes over days or weeks.

Applications

Real-World Scenarios

Season Long Trail Sets

Batteries die halfway through the season and you lose the weeks that mattered.

The panel keeps the 4,400mAh cell charged, and the AA backup covers a bad spell. Up to 18 months of standby means one set and one collection.

Lifestyle Block Boundaries

The back fence has no power, no coverage and no reason to justify a cellular plan.

Nothing here needs a network. Footage goes to a card up to 128GB and you review it on the 2 inch screen or on a laptop when you collect it.

Crop and Stock Damage

Something is getting into the crop overnight and you cannot say what.

0.3 second trigger and 850nm infrared record what is coming through. 24MP stills are enough to identify the animal rather than guess at a shape.

How it Works

The solar panel charges the internal 4400mAh lithium-ion battery during daylight. When the PIR sensor detects motion (heat + movement), it triggers the camera within 0.3 seconds. Photos and videos save to the SD card (up to 128GB, not included). You retrieve the SD card to view footage, or use the 2" LCD screen for on-site preview. Works from -20°C to 60°C with IP66 weather protection.

Specifications

Model: VIM-PIR200
Video Resolution: 2304 x 1296p (2K), 1920 x 1080p, 1280 x 720p
Photo Resolution: 24MP, 16MP, 8MP
Sensor: 1/3.2" 8MP CMOS
Trigger Speed: 0.3 seconds
Detection Range: 20m (PIR), 20m (Night Vision)
Detection Angle: 120°
Night Vision: 850nm infrared LEDs
Battery: 4400mAh rechargeable lithium-ion (solar charging)
Backup Power: 4x AA batteries (not included)
Standby Time: Up to 18 months
Storage: SD card up to 128GB (not included)
Screen: 2.0" TFT-LCD
Weather Rating: IP66 waterproof and dustproof
Temperature Range: -20°C to 60°C
Mounting: Rope, belt, or Python lock
Dimensions: 143 x 107 x 95mm
Weight: 500g
Delay Setting: 0s - 60min (programmable)
Video Length: 1s to 90s
External Power Supply: DC 6V/2.0A
Operating Humidity: 5% - 95%

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How long does the battery last?

Up to 18 months standby with solar charging. Without sun, the internal battery lasts 6+ months with normal use.

2. Does it need WiFi or cellular?

No. This is a standalone trail camera. Footage saves to the SD card. You retrieve the card to view videos and photos.

3. What SD card does it need?

Standard SD card up to 128GB. Not included. Format as FAT32 before first use.

4. Will it work in winter/cloudy weather?

Yes. The solar panel charges in daylight, even on cloudy days. You can also use 4x AA batteries as backup.

5. Is it waterproof?

Yes. IP66 rating protects against heavy rain and dust. Do not submerge in water.

6. Can I view footage on my phone?

Not directly. This model saves to SD card. Remove the card and view on computer, or use the 2" screen on the device.

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.

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.