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Bushnell Prime L20 Low Glow 20MP Trail Camera

The Bushnell Prime L20 Low Glow Trail Camera is a rugged, outdoor-ready surveillance device designed for wildlife monitoring and property scouting, delivering high-resolution 20 megapixel stills and full-HD 1080p video clips. It features a low-glow infrared flash system with 36 LEDs and an approximate 80 ft night range, enabling discreet imaging in low-light conditions. The unit is powered by six AA batteries, and when used with alkaline batteries in standby mode it can last up to a year before needing replacement. Weather-resistant and built with a simple black-and-white LCD interface for setup, it also supports SD cards up to 32 GB and stamps each image with date, time and temperature.

SKU: GC39-119930B

Bushnell Prime L20 Low Glow 20MP Trail Camera

Bushnell Prime L20 Low Glow 20MP Trail Camera

The Bushnell Prime L20 Low Glow Trail Camera is a rugged, outdoor-ready surveillance device designed for wildlife monitoring and property scouting, delivering high-resolution 20 megapixel stills and full-HD 1080p video clips. It features a low-glow infrared flash system with 36 LEDs and an approximate 80 ft night range, enabling discreet imaging in low-light conditions. The unit is powered by six AA batteries, and when used with alkaline batteries in standby mode it can last up to a year before needing replacement. Weather-resistant and built with a simple black-and-white LCD interface for setup, it also supports SD cards up to 32 GB and stamps each image with date, time and temperature.

Key Features:

20MP Image Resolution

0.7 Second Trigger Speed

5 Second Recovery Rate

1080p at 30 fps Video

Weatherproof and Rugged Design

Low Glow 36 LED for 80ft Night Range

Full Colour High-Resolution Image Settings

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Bushnell Prime L20 Low Glow 20MP Trail Camera

The Bushnell Prime L20 Low Glow Trail Camera is a rugged, outdoor-ready surveillance device designed for wildlife monitoring and property scouting, delivering high-resolution 20 megapixel stills and full-HD 1080p video clips. It features a low-glow infrared flash system with 36 LEDs and an approximate 80 ft night range, enabling discreet imaging in low-light conditions. The unit is powered by six AA batteries, and when used with alkaline batteries in standby mode it can last up to a year before needing replacement. Weather-resistant and built with a simple black-and-white LCD interface for setup, it also supports SD cards up to 32 GB and stamps each image with date, time and temperature.

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