The Brinno BCC2000 Plus Kit is designed to capture long-term time-lapse videos, especially in dema...The Brinno BCC2000 Plus Kit is designed to capture long-term time-lapse videos, especially in demanding environments like construction sites. This all-in-one bundle includes a professional time-lapse camera, IPX5 waterproof housing, and a stainless steel mounting clamp. The included 32-ft Extender Kit provides immediate connectivity to your laptop or tablet (Windows 64-bit OS), allowing you to preview frames, change settings, check battery life, and monitor SD card memory without interrupting the recording. It also enables faster data transfer through a simultaneous record and download system. With extended battery life, it can operate for up to 240 days on a single set of batteries when capturing at 1-hour intervals, making it ideal for multi-month projects. The camera effortlessly creates professional Full HD (1080P) time-lapse videos that are ready for sharing without post-editing.
The Brinno BCC2000 Plus Kit is designed for users needing to capture long-term time-lapse videos, particularly in challenging environments like construction sites. Its key benefit is the 'Ladder-free access' enabled by the Extender Kit, allowing full control and monitoring from the ground via a laptop. A potential caveat is the Windows 64-bit OS requirement for the Command Center software. This all-in-one kit includes a professional time-lapse camera, an IPX5 waterproof housing, and a robust mounting clamp, offering extended battery life for multi-month projects and producing ready-to-share Full HD time-lapse videos without post-editing.
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Brinno
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FAQs
How long can the camera record on a single set of batteries?
With 16 AA batteries in the IPX5 Power Housing and capturing at 1-hour intervals, the camera can operate for up to 240 days. Battery life varies with capture interval and environmental conditions.
What is the maximum storage capacity for the memory card?
The camera supports MicroSD, MicroSDHC, and MicroSDXC cards with a maximum capacity of 128 GB.
Can I use the camera with a Mac computer?
The Brinno Command Center software, used for advanced control and monitoring, requires a Windows 64-bit operating system. Mac compatibility for basic recording functions may vary; refer to specific Brinno documentation.
Is the camera suitable for outdoor use in rain?
Yes, the included IPX5 Power Housing provides protection against water jets, making it suitable for outdoor use in various weather conditions.
Do I need to edit the time-lapse videos?
No, the Brinno BCC2000 Plus is designed to create professional Full HD (1080P) time-lapse videos that are ready for sharing directly from the camera without the need for post-editing.
What is the purpose of the Extender Kit?
The Extender Kit provides a 32-ft (10m) connection to your laptop, allowing you to remotely preview, change settings, monitor battery and SD card status, and download files without physically interacting with the camera.
What is the field of view of the camera lens?
The camera features a wide field of view (FOV) angle of 118 degrees.
Troubleshooting
Camera not powering on
Ensure AA batteries are correctly inserted in the Power Housing and are fresh. Verify the connection between the camera and the housing.
Cannot connect to Command Center software
Confirm your laptop is running a 64-bit Windows OS. Ensure the Extender Kit is securely connected to both the housing and the laptop. Restart both the camera and the laptop.
Poor image quality or blurry photos
Clean the camera lens gently with a microfiber cloth. Check the camera's position to ensure it is stable and not subject to vibration. Adjust focus settings if available via Command Center.
SD card not recognized
Ensure the SD card is formatted correctly (FAT32 for cards larger than 32GB, exFAT for smaller cards, or follow camera guidelines). Try a different compatible SD card. Ensure the card is inserted properly.
Extender Kit connection drops intermittently
Check the 32ft cable for any damage. Ensure both ends of the cable are clean and securely connected. Try a different USB port on the laptop.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Enables remote camera management, enhancing safety and convenience.
Long battery life is ideal for extended projects.
Durable construction and waterproof housing suit harsh environments.
Provides direct Full HD output ready for sharing.
Simultaneous recording and downloading optimizes workflow.
Cons
Command Center software requires a Windows 64-bit operating system.
The camera's fixed lens and 2.1 MP resolution may limit advanced photographic control.
Initial setup might require careful planning for optimal placement and connectivity.
Maximum memory card size is 128 GB, which may be insufficient for extremely long projects at high resolutions.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Mount the camera securely using the included industrial-grade clamp (ACC1000) onto a stable structure. Adjust the clamp for the desired viewing angle.
Install 16 AA batteries into the IPX5 Power Housing (ATH2000) for extended power.
Place the Brinno camera inside the housing and secure the housing.
Connect the 32-ft Extender Kit (AFB1000) to the housing and to your Windows 64-bit OS laptop.
Install and launch the Brinno Command Center software on your laptop.
Use the Command Center to preview the scene, adjust camera settings (capture interval, resolution, schedule), and begin recording.
Insert a MicroSD, MicroSDHC, or MicroSDXC card (up to 128 GB) into the camera for storage.
Compatibility:
Operating System: Windows 64-bit OS is required for the Brinno Command Center software.
Memory Cards: Supports MicroSD, MicroSDHC, and MicroSDXC cards up to 128 GB.
Mounting: The clamp fits surfaces ranging from 10 - 90 mm for poles and 1 - 90 mm for flat surfaces.
Care:
Regularly check the camera and housing for dust or debris. Clean with a soft, dry cloth. For stubborn marks on the housing, use a slightly damp cloth, ensuring no moisture enters the camera.
Ensure the connectors on the Extender Kit are clean and dry before connecting.
Periodically check battery levels via the Command Center and replace batteries as needed.
Store the camera and accessories in a cool, dry place when not in use.