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Dark brown covert video recorder, 4.5 by 5.5 inches, AT&T model

Covert Scouting Cameras Inc

Covert Scouting Cameras Inc WC20-A AT&T Dark Brown Video Recorder

SKU CH-GW1E-7TFHS

Records 20 megapixel video with a 0.3 second trigger speed, 100 foot flash range and 80 foot detection range

  • Recorder typeVideo Recorder
  • 20-megapixel resolution captures detailed footage
  • 3-second trigger speed reduces missed action
  • 100-foot flash range illuminates distant subjects
  • 80-foot detection range covers wide areas

Covert Scouting Camera AT&T 20MP

The Covert WC20-A is a cellular trail camera that operates on the AT&T network and captures 20 megapixel images. It features a 0.3 second trigger speed and a turbo shot burst mode of one to three images. The dark brown housing measures 4.5 by 5.5 inches and offers an 80 foot detection range.

Hunters and property monitors needing cellular

This unit suits users who want instant photo transmission over AT&T without visiting the site. It is not for buyers who require a non-cellular model, 4K video recording, or a wider field of view than the 100 foot flash range provides.

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Price $30.99
Cheaper than about 92% of the 246 comparable items (median $272.99).

Specifications

Product
Recorder typeVideo Recorder

Questions about this item

Does the WC20-A need a separate AT&T data plan to transmit footage?

Yes, the unit connects via AT&T so an active cellular plan with that carrier is required for remote video delivery.

Will the 80 foot detection range still trigger reliably if I mount the camera behind a glass window?

Glass can reflect the infrared sensor and reduce the effective detection distance, so mounting behind a window is not recommended for consistent triggers.

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