A TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera with a green and black camouflage pattern, featuring a large front lens, secondary lenses, and a black carrying handle on the side, shown against a plain white background.

TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera

Sale price  £105.00 Regular price  £228.00
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A TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera with a green and black camouflage pattern, featuring a large front lens, secondary lenses, and a black carrying handle on the side, shown against a plain white background.

TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera

Sale price  £105.00 Regular price  £228.00

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TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera – 20MP Wildlife Camera With 1080P Video

Capture wildlife activity day and night with the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera, a compact outdoor camera designed for wildlife observation, nature monitoring, property surveillance and hunting applications.

With 20MP still image capture, 1080P video, infrared night vision, a wide PIR detection area and a fast 0.3-second trigger, TrailyEye is built to record animals as they move through your monitoring area without requiring constant supervision.

Its 5000mAh rechargeable lithium battery, IP65-rated outdoor construction and multiple recording modes make it suitable for longer-term deployment in gardens, woodland, fields, trails and other outdoor locations.

Night Vision Trail Camera For After-Dark Wildlife Monitoring

Wildlife doesn't stop moving when the sun goes down.

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera uses 36 infrared LEDs to illuminate the monitored area without relying on visible white light. Its stated night vision range reaches up to 65 feet (20 metres), allowing you to capture animals moving through the detection zone after dark.

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera records still images at up to 20MP and video at up to 1080P, providing useful detail for reviewing animal activity and identifying subjects.

Infrared illumination also helps make the camera less intrusive than a conventional visible-light setup, making it suitable for discreet wildlife observation.

0.3-Second Trigger For Moving Wildlife

TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera is only useful when it captures the animal entering its detection area.

The TrailyEye features a stated 0.3-second trigger speed, allowing the camera to begin recording quickly after motion is detected.

Its PIR motion sensor provides a 120° detection angle, helping cover a broad area in front of the camera.

For active locations where deer, foxes, rabbits, birds or other animals regularly pass through, the combination of wide motion detection and rapid triggering can help increase the likelihood of capturing the action.

Actual capture results can vary depending on animal speed, distance, temperature, lighting and camera placement.

20MP Photos And 1080P Video

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera provides two primary forms of wildlife documentation.

20MP Still Images

Use photo mode when you want individual images that are easy to review, store and share.

The high-resolution still-image setting can be useful for monitoring wildlife appearances, identifying animals and documenting activity around a particular location.

1080P Video Recording

Video mode provides additional context by showing movement rather than a single moment.

This can help you understand animal behaviour, movement patterns and what happens immediately before and after a trigger event.

The camera can also combine photo and video capture when that recording mode is selected.

36-LED Infrared Night Vision

The built-in 36-LED infrared system provides illumination for nighttime recording.

With a stated range of up to 65 feet, the infrared LEDs are designed to cover subjects within the camera's effective nighttime monitoring area.

This makes TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera suitable for observing nocturnal animals such as foxes, badgers and other wildlife that may be active after sunset.

Nighttime image quality will naturally depend on distance, weather, ambient conditions and the position of the animal relative to the camera.

120° PIR Motion Detection

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera uses a 120° PIR detection zone to identify movement within the monitored area.

A wider detection angle can be helpful when the camera is positioned near trails, feeding areas, entrances or open spaces where animals may approach from different directions.

For the best results, position the camera so that the main movement path crosses the detection area rather than pointing directly toward approaching animals.

5000mAh Rechargeable Lithium Battery

Long-term trail camera placement can become inconvenient if the camera requires frequent battery changes.

TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera uses a 5000mAh rechargeable lithium battery, providing a convenient power source for outdoor deployments.

Actual operating time depends on factors such as trigger frequency, video recording length, night vision usage, temperature and other camera settings.

For locations with frequent animal activity, checking battery levels periodically is recommended.

IP65 Outdoor Protection

The IP65-rated housing is designed to protect the camera from dust and water exposure associated with normal outdoor conditions.

This makes TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera suitable for outdoor monitoring throughout changing weather, including rainy and dusty environments.

For reliable long-term performance, mount the camera securely and avoid placing it where water can collect directly around the housing, ports or connections.

Four Recording Modes For Different Monitoring Needs

Different locations require different recording strategies.

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera offers four operating modes:

  • Camera mode – captures still photographs when motion is detected.

  • Video mode – records video clips following detected activity.

  • Camera + Video mode – combines still photography with video recording.

  • Timelapse mode – captures images at scheduled intervals for longer-term observation.

This flexibility allows the camera to be configured for everything from individual wildlife encounters to broader environmental monitoring.

Timelapse Mode For Long-Term Observation

Not every monitoring project depends on motion detection.

Timelapse mode allows the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera to capture images at set intervals, making it useful for observing gradual changes over time.

For example, you can use timelapse recording to document changes in a garden, landscape, vegetation or a particular outdoor area.

This provides a different perspective from conventional PIR-triggered wildlife photography.

2-Inch TFT Screen For Field Setup

The built-in 2-inch TFT display allows you to review images and adjust settings directly on the camera.

This is particularly useful when installing or repositioning the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera in the field because you can configure the unit without relying on a separate computer or smartphone.

Use the screen to check the camera's positioning and make sure the intended monitoring area is within the frame before leaving the device in place.

Date And Time Stamps

TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera can add date and time information to captured images and recordings.

Timestamped footage makes it easier to understand when wildlife activity occurred and can be particularly useful when reviewing large numbers of recordings from a camera that has been deployed for several days or weeks.

For wildlife projects, timestamps can help identify patterns in animal activity throughout different times of day.

TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera Features At A Glance

  • 20MP still image resolution

  • 1080P video recording

  • 36 infrared LEDs

  • Up to 65ft / 20m night vision range

  • 0.3-second stated trigger speed

  • 120° PIR motion detection

  • 5000mAh rechargeable lithium battery

  • IP65 outdoor protection

  • 2-inch TFT display

  • Camera mode

  • Video mode

  • Camera + Video mode

  • Timelapse mode

  • Date and time imprint

  • TF card support up to 32GB

Where Can You Use The TrailyEye Trail Camera?

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera can be used in a variety of outdoor monitoring situations.

Wildlife Observation

Monitor wildlife activity around woodland, gardens, fields and natural habitats without needing to remain nearby.

Hunting & Scouting

Use motion-triggered recordings to understand animal movement patterns and identify activity around suitable locations, subject to local laws and regulations.

Garden Monitoring

Keep track of animals visiting your garden, feeding area or outdoor space, including activity that occurs overnight.

Nature Documentation

Record wildlife encounters and environmental changes over longer periods using photo, video or timelapse modes.

Outdoor Property Monitoring

The motion-triggered TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera can also provide visual records of activity around suitable outdoor areas where permitted.

How To Get Better Results From A TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera

Camera placement has a major effect on the quality of your recordings.

For the best results:

  1. Position the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera at an appropriate height for the animals you're monitoring.

  2. Avoid pointing directly into the sun, particularly during periods when the sun is low.

  3. Clear branches and vegetation immediately in front of the sensor to reduce false triggers.

  4. Aim across animal paths where possible so moving subjects spend more time crossing the detection area.

  5. Check the battery and memory card before extended deployments.

  6. Test the camera's framing using the built-in display before leaving it in position.

  7. Keep the lens clean so dirt, moisture and debris don't affect image quality.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the night vision range of the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera?

The TrailyEye uses 36 infrared LEDs with a stated nighttime illumination range of up to 65 feet (20 metres).

Actual nighttime image quality and usable range can vary according to environmental conditions, subject distance and positioning.

How fast is the TrailyEye trail camera trigger?

The stated trigger speed is 0.3 seconds after motion detection.

The actual time between movement and a captured image can vary depending on operating conditions and camera settings.

What image resolution does TrailyEye support?

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera can capture still photographs at up to 20MP and record video at up to 1080P.

Does the TrailyEye record video at night?

Yes. The infrared LED system allows the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera to record wildlife during nighttime conditions, with video resolution available up to 1080P.

How far can the PIR motion sensor detect movement?

The PIR system provides a 120° detection angle, with the stated detection range reaching up to approximately 65 feet.

Detection performance can vary depending on temperature, animal size, movement direction and environmental conditions.

How long does the 5000mAh battery last?

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera uses a 5000mAh rechargeable lithium battery for extended field operation.

There isn't a single fixed runtime because battery consumption depends heavily on the number of triggers, recording duration, night vision use, temperature and selected settings.

Is the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera waterproof?

The camera has an IP65-rated housing designed for outdoor exposure to dust and water.

IP65 protection does not mean the camera is designed for submersion, so avoid intentionally placing the unit underwater.

What recording modes does the TrailyEye have?

TheTrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera provides camera, video, camera + video and timelapse modes, allowing you to choose between motion-triggered recording and scheduled image capture.

Does the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera have a screen?

Yes. A 2-inch TFT display is built into the camera for viewing images and configuring settings in the field.

What memory card does the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera support?

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera supports TF cards up to 32GB according to the supplied product specifications.

Check the manufacturer's recommended card type and formatting requirements before installation.

Can I use the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera for birdwatching?

Yes. The camera can be positioned near suitable feeding areas, nesting locations or frequently used paths to automatically document bird activity.

For best results, position the camera according to the size and movement pattern of the birds you're monitoring.

Is the TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera suitable for monitoring nocturnal animals?

Yes. The infrared night vision system is designed for after-dark recording, making it suitable for observing nocturnal wildlife without relying on visible illumination.

Does the camera add timestamps to recordings?

Yes. The TrailyEye supports date and time imprinting, allowing captured footage to be associated with the time it was recorded.

TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera – Ready For Day & Night Wildlife Monitoring

The TrailyEye Night Vision Trail Camera combines high-resolution photography, 1080P video and infrared night vision with a fast motion-trigger system for automated outdoor monitoring.

Its 20MP image capture, 36 infrared LEDs, 65ft night vision range, 120° PIR detection, 0.3-second stated trigger speed and 5000mAh rechargeable battery provide a practical set of features for wildlife observation and outdoor monitoring.

With multiple recording modes, a built-in TFT display, timelapse functionality and IP65-rated outdoor protection, TrailyEye can be configured for short wildlife observations or longer monitoring deployments.

Whether you're documenting nocturnal wildlife, observing animal activity, monitoring a garden or recording changes in an outdoor environment, the TrailyEye provides an automated way to capture activity while you're away.