Hunting infrared trigger camera is a device used to monitor the activities of wild animals. The following is a detailed introduction:
Working principle
The infrared sensor of the passive infrared trigger camera can detect sudden changes in heat and infrared energy in the front fan-shaped area. When a warm-blooded animal passes in front of the device, the temperature difference between the animal's body temperature and the ambient temperature causes a change in the heat around the camera. This temperature change is received by the infrared sensor and generates a pulse signal, which triggers the camera to shoot.
Features
High-sensitivity trigger: It can quickly detect the activity of animals and automatically shoot. Some cameras have a trigger distance of 30 meters and an ultra-fast sensing shooting speed of 0.2 seconds to ensure that no moment is missed.
Excellent night vision function: It is usually equipped with advanced infrared night vision technology, which can clearly capture images in a completely dark environment. The night vision distance can reach about 35 meters to meet the monitoring needs of nocturnal animals.
Good concealment: The appearance design is usually small and concealed, and the color is similar to the natural environment, which is not easy to be detected by animals, so that the natural behavior of animals can be recorded more realistically.
Adapt to harsh environment: adopt high-level waterproof and dustproof design, such as IP66 level, can operate stably under harsh conditions such as wind and rain, dust, etc., and can also adapt to extreme temperature environments such as high temperature and low temperature. Some cameras can work normally in the temperature range of -20℃ to +70℃.
Ultra-long standby: generally has ultra-long standby time, up to 12 months or even longer, and can perform monitoring work stably for a long time.
Application scenario
Wildlife research and protection: can be used to monitor the species, quantity, distribution range, behavioral habits, activity patterns, etc. of wild animals, provide a large amount of first-hand information for the ecological research of wild animals, help scientific researchers better understand the ecological needs and survival conditions of wild animals, and formulate scientific and reasonable protection strategies.
Ecological environment monitoring: by monitoring the activities of wild animals, indirectly reflect the changes in the ecological environment, such as habitat quality, ecosystem integrity, etc., to provide a reference for the assessment and protection of the ecological environment.
Precautions for use
Legal and compliant: Hunting infrared trigger cameras are strictly prohibited from being used for illegal hunting and other illegal activities, and can only be used for legal wildlife monitoring and research purposes. In my country, hunting, killing, eating, and trading wild animals and their products are all illegal and criminal acts.
Correct installation and site selection: Choose places where animals often appear, such as trees, rocks or other hidden places near water sources, foraging areas, habitats, etc. to ensure that the camera can cover the target area. At the same time, pay attention to the stability and safety of the installation to prevent the camera from falling or being damaged due to wind, rain, animal collision, etc.
Regular maintenance and inspection: Regularly check the battery power, memory card capacity, working status, etc. of the camera, and clean the dust and dirt on the surface of the camera in time to ensure that the camera can operate normally.
Data security and management: Download and back up the data captured by the camera in time to prevent data loss or memory card overflow. The captured data should be properly organized, analyzed and saved for subsequent research and use. At the same time, pay attention to protecting the privacy and safety of wild animals, and do not use the data for illegal or improper purposes.