5MP Time-lapse Camera

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5^MP TIME-LAPSE CAMERA

About the
5 ^MP Time-lapse camera

The 5^MP Time-lapse Camera provides real-time, time-lapse images directly to your desktop. Fully wireless and solar-powered, the camera eliminates the need for mains power or dedicated internet access. The 5^MP Time-lapse Camera features a robust, compact housing, making it easy to deploy in even the most remote environments. Whether you are monitoring coastal erosion, progress of construction works, beach attendance or vegetation growth, time-lapse images can help you to collect the required data, offing you a comprehensive perspective of your area of interest.

The Obscape Data Portal is free to use with any Obscape device you purchase, giving you lifetime access at no extra cost – YOUR DEVICE, YOUR DATA. Find out more about the Obscape Data Portal HERE.

Key Specifications

Focus distance from 8 cm -INF
5 MP resolution
Download formats: JPEG, AVI, Mp4
View angle of 68 degrees
Time lapse intervals from 5 to 60 minutes
Cellular data transfer
Solar powered (3 Watt)

Easy and quick setup

The 5^MP Time-lapse Camera is simple and easy to install and set-up. Simply power up, secure it in place and start logging images

From €1,250 excl. VAT
Purchase includes: Mounting brackets and SD Card

Global sim and credits

10 ^Watt external solar panel

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What is the storage capacity of the 5MP time-lapse camera?

On board memory of 32GB, all data is stored on the Obscape Data Portal for 2 years

Can I adjust the time-lapse interval?

You can easily adjust the interval on the Obscape Data Portal – adjustable from 5 minutes to 1 hour

Can I remotely access and control the camera?

The camera position and angle is fixed when you install it – but you can easily adjust sampling intervals and device settings via the Obscape Data Portal

Is the 5MP time-lapse camera weatherproof?

All Obscape PTM variants are IP68 rated

Can the camera record video?

No, it cannot. You can download time-lapse movies from the portal post capture.