🎥 Capture Life in Motion!
The Brinno BCC2000 Time Lapse Camera is a powerful tool for professionals, offering up to 1 year of battery life, stunning 1080P FHD video quality, and versatile recording options. With its weather-resistant design and flexible mounting solutions, it's perfect for construction sites and outdoor security, ensuring you capture every moment with ease.
Compatible devices | Smartphone |
Power source | Battery Powered |
Connectivity protocol | Wi-Fi |
Controller type | Ring |
Video capture resolution | 1080p |
Colour | Two Pack |
Number of Items | 1 |
Included components | Camera Body & Accessories |
Number of channels | 2 |
Form factor | Compact, all in one |
Effective video resolution | 1080 Pixels |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Wattage | 6 watts |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 26.5 x 31.5 x 28.2 centimeters |
Water resistance level | Water Resistant |
Manufacturer | Brinno |
Part number | BCC2000 |
Item Weight | 3.63 Kilograms |
Product Dimensions | 26.49 x 31.5 x 28.19 cm; 3.63 kg |
Batteries | 2 AA batteries required. |
Item model number | BCC2000 |
Size | Two Pack |
Color | Two Pack |
Style | BCC2000-2Pack |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Display Style | LCD |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
D**L
Great Footage
We used them at a construction site to capture the building process very impressive I Love the batteries that last so long you can just let the cameras run!! The cameras have a lot of features. We love the footage of our project.
B**A
Low-quality output
WellI'm gonna give the accessories 5 stars everything except the cameras deserve 5 stars.With the price of just a camera, you can get an older gopro (8-9) or DJI or any other action cam at the same price but way better quality.The picture quality of this camera is more like a $40 dashcam.Overall it could be a good setup at half of the price.
N**R
Happy with cameras, unhappy with brackets
New home construction project. Happy with the timelapses I'm getting from these, but the brackets and casings didn't last but 3-4 months in the field. This is where I'm at in terms of securing the housing to the post and reattaching the clear lens cover on one. The other is similarly bad. I'd buy 2x more of the cameras, and really like the idea of the mount, but they don't seem to be fully able to withstand a long-term outdoor application. If the vendor will replace the housings, I'd be really happy.The other thing I'd add is that there is no way from the outside of the housing to tell if the camera is "on" and the battery status always reports 1%. So, for an application that is long-term in the field, you are left with a situation like mine which is "check every week and hope that the battery will last another week and retape the housing".It's really an easy camera to setup, the bracket is freaking awesome in concept and the casing feels bomber... until you throw it up at 20' for a few months and realize that it's a little more work than you had hoped. I bought the long cable hoping I could xfer files, but apparently its windows only which doesn't help me
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