Over the past 25 years, many trail camera brands have come and gone while Cuddeback remains strong.

CAMERA-TO-CAMERA RANGE IS UP TO ½ MILE IN THE WOODS (¼ mile is typical) and over 1 mile in open terrain. Camera's will automatically daisy chain to extend their range, allowing camera deployment on property FROM 40 ACRES TO OVER 1000 ACRES. YOU MONTHS WITHOUT CHECKING THE CAMERA OR DISTURBING GAME.

12 volt battery Keep your Cuddeback camera running longer with a Cuddeback Power Cable and a user supplied 12 volt battery. Compatible will all CuddeLink and Tracks cameras. Metal wrapped 6 foot cable. Requires user supplied 12 volt battery (gel, automotive, marine, or similar battery types).

1/4 mile CuddeLink transmits images from up to 23 Remote cameras to 1 Home image collection camera. Camera to camera range over 1/4 mile in a forest and much further in open terrain. Cameras automatically daisy chain to extend range to miles.

Mark Cuddeback, owner of Cuddeback Non Typical Inc.

requires active cell plan to operate. cannot be used as a remote camera in a cuddelink network.

CuddeLink G-Series Cell Home Camera Camera-to-cameras range is typically ¼ mile in a forest and much further as terrain opens. To further increase range CuddeLink cameras daisy-chain from camera to camera to transmit images 2 miles or more.

20 to 100 feet Generally, the flash range of trail cameras can range from 20 to 100 feet. However, some newer models are equipped with advanced flash technology that can extend the range up to 150 feet or more. These cameras use high-intensity LEDs or infrared flash to capture clear images without spooking the wildlife.

So instead of paying for multiple cell plans that can add up to $50, or $75, or over $100 per month, CuddeLink Cell allows you to have up to 24 CuddeLink cameras on one $10 per month plan (750 images per month). Unlimited image plan is only $30 per month.

In recent years, there has been a trend towards higher voltage batteries in cameras and other electronic devices. For example, some mirrorless cameras now use batteries with a nominal voltage of 7.2 or 7.4 volts, which can provide longer battery life and faster charging times.

Generally speaking, security cameras have a range of anywhere between 10 and 70ft during the day. Some advanced night-vision security cameras have a range of 100-200ft!

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