CuddeLink Dual Cell, Model# K-5789

CuddeLink Dual Cell is Cuddeback's most advanced trail camera. With 2 cellular modes Dual Cell is the ideal trail camera whether you use 1 camera or 16. Cell Mode 1 Dual Cell exceeds the performance of other cellular trail cameras - LTE service, 1/4 second trigger speed, long battery life & 20MP images. Cell service starts at $10 per month. Cell Mode 2 is where Dual Cell crushes the competition. Dual Cell utilizes CuddeLink technology to allow up to 16 cameras to share one $10 per month cell plan. So instead of paying for multiple cell plans that can add up to $50, or $75, or over $100 per month, Dual Cell allows you to have up to 16 CuddeLink cameras on one $10 per month plan (750 images per month). Unlimited image plan is only $30 per month. Thanks for CuddeLink Dual Cell virtually everyone can now afford cellular trail cameras. Industry Leading Performance, Dual Cell features Cuddeback's best technology. Dual Flash illumination that has no-glow Black Flash IR and Long Range IR built in. Use Long Range IR for normal use, use Black Flash when you want the illumination to be completely invisible. All Cuddeback cameras feature industry leading 1/4 second trigger speed that captures the deer that so many other cameras would miss. Super-Fast Recovery Speed assures Cuddeback is ready for the next picture within 1 second of taking the first - the result is Cuddeback can capture 2 photos before many cameras can capture the first. Dual Cell records 20MP images with stunning daylight color and IR black/white night images. On top of the performance, we added a ton of cool and innovative features, such as separate day/night delays, fully programmable time lapse and much more.

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