4K No-Glow Trail Camera with 30 MP Interpolated Photos, 21-Month Battery Life and Fast Motion Detection

This no-glow trail camera is designed for discreet wildlife monitoring, scouting, and property observation. It combines 30 MP interpolated photo resolution, video recording, an internal viewing screen, and fast motion detection in a sturdy single-sensor housing.

The infrared flash is designed to be difficult for people to see, while the camera supports picture, video, hybrid, time-lapse, and scheduled start/stop settings. In picture mode, testing reported up to 21 months from six AA lithium batteries under the stated capture pattern.

The Bushnell Core S-4K uses a 12-volt external battery jack, accepts SD cards up to 512GB, and includes rear and bottom threaded mounting points. The listed model number is 119949C.

Features

• No-glow IR flash for low-visibility night imaging
• 30 MP interpolated photo resolution
• Picture and video recording with hybrid mode
• 0.18-second picture trigger speed
• 90–100 ft detection range at 29 degrees
• Internal viewing screen for field setup
• Time-lapse and scheduled start/stop settings
• 12-volt external battery jack
• Supports SD cards up to 512GB

Specifications

• Product type: Trail Camera
• Model: 119949C
• Sensor: Single sensor for day and night pictures
• Flash: No Glow IR
• Photo resolution: 30 MP interpolated
• Picture trigger and recovery: 0.18 s / 1.3 s
• Video trigger and recovery: 0.55 s / 1.6 s
• Detection range and angle: 90–100 ft at 29 degrees; 37.3-degree field of view
• Dimensions: 5 in x 3.5 in x 3 in
• Battery:
• External battery jack: 12 volt
• SD card support: Up to 512GB
• Picture-mode test life: 21 months under the stated test pattern
• Video-mode test life: 2.2 months under the stated test pattern

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a cellular trail camera?

No. The source title identifies it as non-cellular, so it is intended for local photo and video capture rather than cellular transmission.

How does the no-glow flash work?

The camera uses No Glow IR illumination, which is above the range visible to the human eye and is harder for animals to see than visible flash.

How long can the camera run on batteries?

In picture mode, the source test reported 21 months using six AA lithium batteries with 35 daytime and 35 nighttime pictures every 24 hours.

What SD card capacity does it support?

The listed specification supports SD cards up to 512GB.

Can it record video as well as photos?

Yes. It supports picture, video, and hybrid picture-plus-video modes, with a listed 0.55-second video trigger speed.