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Brinno EMPOWER TLC2020-H Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle
Brinno EMPOWER TLC2020-H Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle
The Brinno EMPOWER TLC2020-H Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle includes a TLC2020 time-lapse camera, an ATH1000 waterproof housing, and bungee cords for a time-lapse video recording solution. Designed for long-term outdoor projects, the EMPOWER TLC2020 Time-Lapse Camera from Brinno is a time-lapse camera that captures 1080p resolution video. The camera's 2.8mm lens delivers a 118° field of view. A 2" TFT LCD screen enables users to frame their subject in live view for the ideal vantage point and angle for time lapses.
Brinno ATH1000 Outdoor Waterproof Camera Housing
Situatable for construction zones and outdoor projects, the ATH1000 Outdoor Waterproof Camera Housing is designed to be used with Brinno TLC2000/TLC2020 cameras. It features a 1/4" screw mount for secure threading on standard camera tripods or a clamp mount. The ATH1000 is IP67 rated for safe outdoor use.
Key Features:
1080p Full HD Resolution
2" TFT LCD Screen
2.8mm Wide-Angle Lens
118° Wide Field of View
Up to 99 Days Battery Life
Supports microSD Cards up to 128GB
What's in the Box:
Brinno EMPOWER TLC2020-H Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle
Brinno ATH1000 Outdoor Waterproof Camera Housing
Lens Cover
Battery Cover Adapter
AA Batteries
USB-C Cable
Screwdriver
16GB microSD Card
Elastic Straps
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Product Overview
Brinno EMPOWER TLC2020-H Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle
The Brinno EMPOWER TLC2020-H Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle includes a TLC2020 time-lapse camera, an ATH1000 waterproof housing, and bungee cords for a time-lapse video recording solution. Designed for long-term outdoor projects, the EMPOWER TLC2020 Time-Lapse Camera from Brinno is a time-lapse camera that captures 1080p resolution video. The camera's 2.8mm lens delivers a 118° field of view. A 2" TFT LCD screen enables users to frame their subject in live view for the ideal vantage point and angle for time lapses.
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