Cuddelink LL-1A: Wireless Strobe Camera for Wildlife ID

Cuddelink LL-1A Wireless Strobe Camera to Help Identify Wildlife Species Day or Night

Name: Cuddelink LL-1A Wireless Strobe Camera to Help Identify Wildlife Species Day or Night
Brand: Cuddeback
SKU: SKU: LL-1A
Price: 345 AUD
Availability: InStock

Reference SKU: LL-1A

Brand Cuddeback

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Cuddelink LL-1A Strobe camera was designed to help identify wildlife species day or night.

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$345.00

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Warranty

12 months Australian warranty

Delivery policy

Fast shipping Australia-wide

Return policy

30 days for returns

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Free tech support

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Description

The Cuddelink LL-1A strobe camera uses white flash technology and was designed to give you full colour photos to help identify wildlife species any time of the day or night and can be added to any existing cuddelink network.

The wireless transmission range can be up to 1 kilometre (line of sight), subject to terrain and the camera base location. The transmission range may be increased by using our optional high gain antennas. Cameras include a built in repeater function that allows you to daisy chain multiple cameras to increase the transmission range.

CuddeLink L-Series cameras include: user interface, 3rd generation motion sensor with 7 levels of sensitivity, Auto Camera Delay and works with the full range of Cuddeback external power options and accessories.

Any camera can be operated as a Home, Remote, or Repeater so all on-site images from up to 23 cameras are transmitted to one camera operating in camera Home mode that also acts as a Backup unit for all of your images in the event that a camera is stolen. So stop checking multiple trail cameras when you can just check one.

If you prefer to use rechargeable NiCd batteries you will require one of our External Battery Bank options.

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Hills or long range... NO PROBLEM.

Includes – Cuddelink camera
Antenna, strap, mount and instructions
Can be used as Remote, Repeater or HOME unit (noncellular)
Compatible with all Cuddelink cameras
Links up to 23 camera on each network
Allows user to avoid pulling multiple SD cards
¼ second trigger speed
HD Photo quality stored to SD card
Image aspect ratio 16:9
Delays ranging from 5 seconds to 5 minutes
Auto camera delay settings
Uses a SD card up to 256GB (not included)
3rd Gen sensor with 7 sensitivity settings
Blue backlit display for easy viewing
Compatible with all power and mount options
Runs on 4 x D size Alkaline batteries
Supports dual timelapse modes
12 months Australian warranty
Standard Strobe White Flash LL-1A (Xenon) - for colour images day and night

Includes 1 free 64GB SD card

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Reference SKU: LL-1A

In stock 10 Items

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FAQs

1. How does the Cuddeback system work?
The CuddeLink On-Site system allows up to 23 cameras to remotely send images to the HOME camera. Users now only need to check a single SD card from the HOME camera to view all images from all cameras in the network.
2. What is CuddeLink?
Cuddelink is Not Wi-Fi, not cellular, CuddeLink is a private wireless network where up to 23 cameras send their images to a central home device or storage unit.
3. What is the difference between CuddeLink repeater and remote?
Remote refers to cameras that transmit images to the HOME. Repeater refers to a device that acts as a relay station on a CuddeLink network. The REPEATER does not take pictures, it only transmits images from one node to the next node. Node is a general name for any home, remote or repeater on the network.
4. How often does CuddeLink send pictures to home camera?
When running a camera in remote mode, images can be sent to the home camera at user definded intervals depending on the selected menu option.
5. Can you use CuddeLink without cell service?
You can use Cuddelink cameras without a cell plan just by linking them together. Each camera sends the photos to the home camera. As long as the cameras are close enough and the signal is strong enough between cameras. It is not dependent on cell coverage.
6. Can CuddeLink home camera be used as a remote camera?
Advanced technology and features for leading edge performance. CuddeLink built in. Functions as Home, Remote, or Repeater.
7. How far can CuddeLink cameras be apart?
Camera-to-camera range is typically 500 metres in a forest and increases as terrain opens. To further increase range CuddeLink cameras daisy-chain from camera to camera to transmit images 3 kilometres or more. With CuddeLink you can collect images on a single SD card or have them delivered to you via a 4G LTE.
8. Do I need to have a 4G SIM card for each camera?
No because each camera operates on a radio network so there are no costs involved.
9. Can I use rechargeable batteries in my Cuddelink camera?
It is already possible to run the solar to charge an external dual battery bank consisting of rechargeable D batteries, which is connected directly to the camera as a power source. We do not recommend the use of rechargeable batteries within the camera. The battery voltage is too low to properly operate the camera.
10. What size SD card can i use in my CuddeLink camera?
Every CuddeLink cameras must have an SD card installed. Any size card from 16B to 256GB can be used in the LL-Series cameras. We recommend you use name brand quality SD cards.
11. Is there an app for cuddelink cameras?
No app is required to run your cuddelink system as the 4G Cell Home is not available in Australia at the moment.
12. GEN3 Firmware upgrade Menus changed?
If you have upgraded to the new GEN3 firmware you will notice that the menu options have changed. You can change this back to the FULL Menu by turning off the camera and then hold down the More button down until you see the menu option QUICK Menu or FULL Menu, press the up arrow button to confirm your selection.