he 5310A wildlife camera trap with covert “no glow” 940nm infrared from Ltl Acorn is another addition to their fantastic trail camera range.

The 5310 series cameras have infrared arrays consisting of 44 leds, some of the Ltl Acorn cameras have the smaller 24 infrared led arrays. Think about how close you will be positioning the camera to your subject area and whether you need the more powerful infrared.

The 5310A also allows you to capture 1080P video with audio or 12MP photos (interpolated from 5MP). The built in sensors will trigger the camera whenever there is movement within the camera view.
The Ltl Acorn 5310A can capture video and/or photos day or night and will record on board to an SD card (not supplied, 16G max). It's powered by AA batteries, a minimum of 4 are needed but you can fit 8 and increase "in the field" running time.

Batteries are not included but battery choice is vital for the performance of your camera, do not choose any batteries with a capacity lower than 2500mA - this is very important, with lower power batteries you may find that your camera has problems, especially with night time recording when more power is needed to run the infrared. We recommend Vapex Instant 2500mA Low Self Discharge Rechargeable AAs, they work very well with the Ltl Acorn cameras and are excellent value for money (available from your main Ltl Acorn UK distributor).

There is a built in LCD screen that allows you to play back and delete unwanted clips or photos on site but you can also playback the footage on any PC or laptop, or even on your TV.

The Ltl Acorn 5310A wildlife camera also has a time lapse feature, this allows you to set the camera to take a picture at pre- defined intervals rather than be triggered by the sensors.

You can also use the "Timer" features to instruct the trail camera to only record during certain periods of day or night.

As with all of the Ltl Acorn trail cameras, the 5310A is available with standard 850nm (nanometer) infrared or the more covert 940nm infrared. 850nm IR gives off a feint red glow when in operation whereas the 940nm version does not, however the 940nm covert infrared has about 30% less night vision range than the standard. This product listing is for the 940nm covert version.