Brinno Time Lapse BCC300-M Bundle – Outdoor Timelapse Camera With Long Battery Life, Hdr FHD1080P, IPX4 Waterproof, Wall Mount, Lcd Screen

Brinno BCC300-M Time Lapse Camera Bundle

The Brinno BCC300-M is a complete outdoor time lapse kit built around the TLC300 camera, made for projects that run for weeks or months rather than hours. Construction progress, renovations, plant growth and weather observation all happen too slowly to film conventionally, and a normal camera would need mains power, weather protection and constant attention. The BCC300-M removes those problems: it runs for up to 100 days on four AA batteries, lives outdoors inside its waterproof housing, and records a finished time lapse video in the camera rather than a folder of stills that needs editing later.

Key Features

• 1080p Full HD time lapse video with HDR
• Up to 100 days of capture on four AA batteries
• ATH120 housing rated IPX4 for outdoor deployment
• 118-degree field of view with 1.44-inch IPS LCD for framing
• Programmable capture interval and daily recording schedule
• Complete kit: camera, housing, wall mount, batteries and SD card

Capture That Lasts the Whole Project

Battery life is the specification that decides whether a time lapse camera is usable on a real site, and the TLC300 is rated for up to 100 days at a five-minute capture interval on a single set of AA batteries. There is no cable to run, no socket to find and no weekly site visit just to swap a battery. Storage is on microSD cards up to 128GB, which holds months of frames at typical intervals. Because the camera assembles the video itself, the result can be reviewed and shared as soon as recording stops.

HDR Image Quality, Day and Night

The camera records in 1080p with HDR processing that balances bright skies against shadowed ground, the exact contrast problem that ruins outdoor time lapse footage shot on auto-exposure stills cameras. The wide 118-degree field of view takes in a whole building elevation, garden or work area from one position. The 1.44-inch IPS LCD on the back stays readable in direct sunlight, so framing is checked on the camera itself, and the one-page menu combines interval, schedule and image settings in a single screen.

Scheduling and Setup

A schedule function lets the camera record only during working hours on chosen days, so a construction project does not waste storage and battery on empty nights and weekends. The interface is available in eight languages. Everything needed is in the box: the TLC300 camera, ATH120 waterproof housing, AWM100 wall mount, two bungee cords for fixing to poles or scaffolding, four AA batteries, an SD card, a lens cover and a quick guide, with anchors and screws for wall fixing.

Where It Fits

The BCC300-M suits contractors, architects and project managers documenting builds, homeowners recording a renovation or garden transformation, and anyone tracking slow change outdoors. The housing resists splashing water from any direction under its IPX4 rating; it is weather protection for rain, not a case for submersion. Mount it once, set the interval and schedule, and let the project film itself.