Moultrie PANORAMIC 150 Game Camera

Moultrie PANORAMIC 150 Game Camera

• 8.0 megapixel infrared panoramic game camera
• Three motion sensors cover super-wide 150-degree detection angle
• 5 operational modes - IR triggered game camera Time-lapse plot camera- Plot camera by day, motion detect camera at night- HD video day and night.
• Please refer user manual attached below for instructions and troubleshooting steps

<p>1. 150 degree field view</p> <p>2. Motion Detection: 45 feet detection range trigger by heat and movement</p> <p>3. Motion Detect Delay</p> <p>4. Multi-Shot Mode</p> <p>5. Time-lapse Mode</p> <p>6. Hybrid Mode: triggered by passive infrared PIR motion sensor and a time-lapse program</p> <p>7. One Second Trigger Speed</p> <p>8. Night Operation: with 30 LED lights.. low glow LED Technology</p> <p>9. Motion Freeze Capability</p> <p>BATTERIES & BATTERY LIFE: Camera requires 6 C-cell Alkaline batteries that should last up to the capture of 9,000 images. This is a conservative estimate of photos that can be taken before the camera€s batteries are depleted. Actual results vary based on user settings and environmental factors. ADDITIONAL POWER SOURCES: Compatible with Moultrie€s 12V DC external power sources that can be used to extend field life. Camera also supports AC Power Mode that allows for high-performance and perpetual use of the device. MEMORY & IMAGE STORAGE: MEMORY CARD COMPATIBILITY: Works with SD/SDHC Class 4 cards or higher, and can handle up to 32 GB. Memory cards are sold separately. Wi-Fi MEMORY CARD COMPATIBILITY: Camera is compatible with Eye-Fi Connect X2/Pro X2, which allows the camera to transmit images to a Wi-Fi network and the internet. Moultrie recommends (but does not support) the ""X2"" series of cards from Eye-Fi. MANAGED MEMORY: When set to ""Overwrite Oldest,"" the Panoramic 150 will erase the oldest photos and videos to create free space for new photos and videos when the memory card is at full capacity. Or if you want to keep all of your old images, you can also set the camera to stop recording new images when the SD card memory is full.</p>