BCC2000

I have a few of these kits currently installed on a construction site and have used them for the last 9 - 12 months.The bundle arrived and all looked good. Easy to setup and use.The issues are after a few months of use. The clamp has completely become frozen stiff and can’t open or close no matter what I try. Luckily I had a spare clamp at the site.2 of the lens covers on the housing units have popped off, leaving the inside exposed to the elements…not great.The steel arm clamp rarely holds its position no matter how hard you tighten it. Often I come back to them and they’ve tilted. One had completely flipped over.The camera is okay but I have to upscale it in Topaz.Although they’re supposedly ‘long term’ Timelapse’s, I wouldn’t hold much faith leaving them for a length of time and not coming back to something having failed.If you like to have added stress in your life then get these. You’re never quite sure if they’ve worked or tilted or just fallen apart.Good idea, bad execution

Purchased to produce a Timelapse of a large 2 week construction project. The housing and equipment associated with the camera seems to be good quality and well made but it's let down by the camera itself.It's not possible to remotely connect to the camera with a phone or laptop etc so there's no way to confirm that the image is properly framed. Once you set the camera to record, that's it. There's no way to tell whether it is still functioning without taking it down again. After two weeks running I found that the focus was slightly out and the actual subject of the video was a bit blurry and there's nothing that I can do about it. Fortunately one of our suppliers also had some Timelapse equipment installed that captured things properly.