AUSHA T1 Trail Camera – Smart Motion-Activated Monitoring for Day and Night

See What Happens When You Are Not There

The AUSHA T1 Trail Camera is a compact, motion-activated outdoor camera designed to help you monitor wildlife, farms, gardens, property entrances and remote outdoor locations. Once installed, the camera automatically detects movement and captures photos or records videos without requiring someone to operate it manually.

Whether you want to observe animals in their natural habitat, monitor movement around agricultural land, check activity near a garden or gate, or document environmental activity at a remote location, the AUSHA T1 provides a practical and easy-to-use monitoring solution.

Its woodland camouflage finish helps it blend naturally into outdoor surroundings, while the rugged IP66-rated housing protects the internal components from rain, dust and changing weather conditions. The supplied mounting strap makes it easy to secure the camera to a tree, pole or other suitable outdoor support.

Capture Photos Up to 12MP

The AUSHA T1 captures still photographs in resolutions up to 12 megapixels, helping you document wildlife, visitors and outdoor movement with useful visual detail.

The camera can be configured to take between one and three photographs whenever motion is detected. This photo-burst function can provide multiple views of a moving subject, making it easier to observe movement patterns and select the clearest image from each event.

Photo resolution and burst settings can be adjusted through the built-in control panel according to your monitoring requirements.

Photo features include:

• Photo resolution up to 12MP

• Motion-activated photography

• Selectable 1–3 photo burst

• Automatic daytime and nighttime capture

• Date and time information

• Configurable trigger interval

• Camera identification support

• Local storage on a TF/microSD card

Record Video in 1080P Full HD

In addition to photographs, the AUSHA T1 can record outdoor activity in up to 1080P Full HD video. Video recording helps provide a more complete view of movement, behaviour and direction than a single photograph.

You can use video mode to record wildlife crossing a trail, animals entering a farm boundary, visitors approaching a remote gate or activity occurring around an outdoor property.

The camera also supports sound recording, allowing compatible video recordings to include surrounding audio. Recording duration and other available settings can be configured directly on the camera.

Choose from three recording modes:

Photo Mode

Captures still photographs whenever the PIR sensor detects movement.

Video Mode

Records a video clip after motion activates the camera.

Photo + Video Mode

Captures a photograph followed by a video clip during the same triggered event, providing both a quick image and a more complete record of the activity.

Fast 0.5–0.8 Second Trigger Time

Outdoor subjects can move through the monitored area quickly. The AUSHA T1 uses a fast motion-activated trigger time of approximately 0.5–0.8 seconds to begin capturing activity after movement is detected.

This fast response helps reduce the chance of missing animals, visitors or other moving subjects as they enter the camera’s monitoring area.

The trigger interval can also be adjusted to control how frequently the camera responds to repeated movement. This can help manage storage use and reduce unnecessary duplicate recordings when a subject remains in the same area.

PIR Motion Detection Up to 15 Metres

The built-in PIR motion sensor detects changes in heat and movement within the monitored area. When a person or animal enters the detection zone, the camera automatically activates according to the selected recording mode.

The PIR sensor provides motion detection at distances of up to approximately 15 metres under suitable conditions. Actual detection performance may vary according to the size and speed of the subject, installation height, direction of movement, surrounding temperature and environmental conditions.

For the most effective detection, position the camera so that subjects move across the monitored area rather than directly towards the lens.

Automatic Day and Night Monitoring

The AUSHA T1 is designed to continue monitoring as outdoor lighting conditions change. During daylight, the camera captures colour photographs and video. When the surrounding light becomes low, it automatically switches to infrared nighttime operation.

This automatic transition means that you do not need to manually change between daytime and nighttime modes.

Automatic monitoring provides:

• Colour capture during daylight

• Monochrome infrared capture at night

• Automatic switching based on surrounding light

• Motion-activated operation during the day and night

• Continuous monitoring without manual mode changes

38 Infrared LEDs for Night Vision

The camera is equipped with 38 infrared LEDs to support nighttime monitoring. These LEDs provide infrared illumination for monochrome photographs and videos after dark.

Infrared capture is useful for observing nighttime animal movement, checking activity around fields and monitoring remote outdoor locations where regular lighting may not be available.

Night recordings appear in monochrome rather than full colour. The quality and visible range of nighttime footage can vary according to the surrounding environment, battery condition, weather, subject position and the presence of reflective surfaces.

Built-In 2.0-Inch TFT Colour Display

A built-in 2.0-inch TFT colour display allows you to configure the camera and review captured files directly on the device.

You can use the screen while installing the camera to check the viewing direction and make sure the desired area is visible. The display also makes it possible to review recorded photographs and videos without immediately transferring the memory card to another device.

The built-in display can be used to:

• Adjust photo and video settings

• Select the recording mode

• Check the camera’s viewing direction

• Review captured photographs

• Play recorded videos

• Set the date and time

• Configure motion-related settings

• Format a compatible memory card

• Manage additional camera preferences

The camera uses physical control buttons rather than a touchscreen, making operation straightforward in outdoor environments.

Simple OFF, TEST and ON Operation

The AUSHA T1 uses a practical three-position operating switch:

OFF Mode

Use this position when installing batteries, inserting or removing the memory card, storing the camera or when the device is not required.

TEST Mode

Use TEST mode to access the settings menu, check the camera angle, preview the monitored area and review captured files.

ON Mode

After completing the setup, move the switch to ON. The camera will enter automatic monitoring mode and begin capturing according to the selected settings whenever movement is detected.

Simple setup sequence:

Install the batteries → Insert the memory card → Select TEST → Configure the settings → Check the camera position → Switch to ON

Time-Lapse Recording

The time-lapse function allows the camera to capture activity at selected intervals instead of relying only on PIR motion activation.

This can be useful for documenting gradual changes in outdoor environments, monitoring agricultural areas, recording changing weather conditions or observing a location where motion may occur outside the PIR sensor’s normal detection pattern.

Time-lapse settings should be selected carefully because frequent recording can increase memory-card usage and battery consumption.

Date and Time Stamp

The camera can record useful information with captured files, including the date and time of each recording.

Date and time information can help you understand when animals visit a location, identify periods of repeated movement, review activity around a farm boundary or compare events captured over several days.

Before beginning regular monitoring, set the correct date and time through the camera’s menu to ensure that recorded information remains accurate.

Password Protection

The AUSHA T1 includes password-protection functionality to help prevent unauthorised access to the camera’s settings.

A password can be useful when the camera is installed around shared property, research locations, farms or other areas where multiple people may have physical access to the device.

Always store the password safely. Forgotten passwords may make it difficult to access the settings without resetting the camera.

Camera Identification

A configurable camera identification number helps distinguish files captured by different cameras or at different locations.

For example, if multiple AUSHA T1 cameras are installed around a farm, forest, property or research area, each camera can be assigned a different identification number. This can make it easier to organise photographs and videos after transferring them to a computer.

Supports TF/MicroSD Cards Up to 64GB

Photographs and videos are stored locally on a compatible TF/microSD memory card with a supported capacity of up to 64GB.

Local storage allows the camera to operate without Wi-Fi, mobile data, cloud storage or an application. After recording, remove the card and transfer the files to a compatible computer or card reader for viewing, backup or sharing.

For reliable operation, use a good-quality memory card from a trusted manufacturer. A new card should be formatted through the camera before regular use.

Important storage information:

• Supports TF/microSD cards up to 64GB

• Memory card is required for recording

• Card should be inserted while the camera is switched off

• Format the card in the camera before first use

• Do not remove the card while files are being recorded

• Regularly transfer and back up important recordings

• Memory card is not included

Flexible 4 or 8 AA Battery Operation

The AUSHA T1 can operate using either 4 or 8 AA batteries, providing flexibility for different monitoring requirements.

Using four batteries can be suitable for shorter monitoring periods or situations where the camera can be checked regularly. Installing eight good-quality batteries can support longer periods between battery changes.

For more consistent performance, use batteries of the same type, brand, capacity and condition. Do not mix old and new batteries or combine different battery chemistries.

Battery installation guidance:

• Use either 4 or 8 compatible AA batteries

• Insert batteries according to the marked polarity

• Use one matching set of batteries

• Do not mix old and new batteries

• Remove batteries before extended storage

• Check the battery level before remote installation

• Replace batteries when performance becomes inconsistent

• AA batteries are not included

Up to 6 Months of Standby Battery Life

When fitted with eight good-quality AA batteries, the camera can provide up to six months of standby battery life under suitable operating conditions.

Actual battery performance will vary according to the number of triggered events, photo and video settings, video duration, temperature, battery quality, display usage and nighttime infrared activity.

Frequent video recording and regular nighttime activation consume more power than occasional daytime photography. For longer unattended monitoring, choose efficient settings and check the camera periodically.

IP66 Outdoor Protection

The AUSHA T1 features an IP66-rated outdoor housing designed to help protect the camera against dust, rain and changing outdoor conditions.

The camouflage housing, secure metal clasps and hinged construction help keep the camera closed during regular outdoor monitoring. The protective design makes it suitable for use in forests, farms, gardens and remote outdoor locations.

The camera should always be closed and properly latched before being left outdoors.

For reliable weather protection:

• Close both sections of the housing completely

• Secure the metal clasps firmly

• Check that no dirt is trapped around the sealing area

• Keep the battery compartment closed during outdoor use

• Install the camera in a stable position

• Avoid locations exposed to flooding

• Do not submerge the camera in water

• Dry and clean the housing before opening it

IP66 protection does not mean that the camera is designed for underwater use or permanent immersion.

Natural Woodland Camouflage

The woodland camouflage finish helps the camera blend into trees, vegetation and natural outdoor surroundings.

This makes the T1 suitable for wildlife observation and remote monitoring where a bright or highly visible camera may distract animals or draw unnecessary attention.

The compact housing can be positioned against tree bark or other natural surfaces while keeping the lens, infrared LED panel and PIR sensor unobstructed.

Secure Tree-Mounting Strap

The supplied tree-mounting strap allows the camera to be secured to a suitable tree, post or outdoor support.

The strap can be adjusted to hold the camera at the required height and viewing direction. Once positioned, confirm that the camera is stable and does not move in strong wind.

Recommended mounting procedure:

1. Select a firm tree or post.

2. Pass the supplied strap through the mounting points.

3. Wrap the strap securely around the support.

4. Adjust the camera to face the required area.

5. Tighten the strap without damaging the camera housing.

6. Use TEST mode to check the field of view.

7. Remove branches or leaves directly in front of the sensor.

8. Switch the camera to ON.

9. Close and latch the housing securely.

10. Leave the monitored area and allow the camera to enter active mode.

Ideal for Wildlife Observation

Install the AUSHA T1 near animal trails, woodland clearings, feeding areas or other natural locations to observe wildlife movement with minimal disturbance.

Motion-activated operation helps document when animals appear and how they move through the area. Photo burst and video modes can provide additional information about animal direction, behaviour and visiting times.

For better wildlife results, avoid placing the camera too close to frequently moving branches, tall grass or water surfaces that may create unnecessary triggers.

Useful for Farm Monitoring

The camera can be positioned around agricultural fields, farm boundaries, storage areas, livestock routes and other remote outdoor locations.

It can help document animal movement, observe activity near a field or check locations that are difficult to monitor continuously.

Because recordings are stored locally, the camera can operate in locations where Wi-Fi or mobile-network coverage is unavailable.

Property and Garden Monitoring

The AUSHA T1 can be used to observe outdoor gates, gardens, pathways, remote entrances and other areas around suitable private property.

When movement occurs, the PIR sensor activates the selected photo or video mode. This provides a convenient visual record of outdoor activity without requiring continuous manual recording.

The T1 is intended as a practical motion-activated monitoring camera. It should not be treated as a replacement for a professionally installed security system where continuous live monitoring, emergency response or remote alerts are required.

Environmental and Field Research

Researchers, students, conservation teams and nature observers can use the T1 to document animal movement and environmental activity while reducing direct disturbance to the habitat.

Functions such as motion activation, time-lapse recording, date and time stamping, camera identification and local memory-card storage can help organise files collected from different sites.

When installing the camera in public forests, protected areas or research locations, always obtain the required permission and follow applicable local rules.

Suitable for Remote Locations

The AUSHA T1 does not require Wi-Fi, a smartphone application or cloud storage for normal recording. Once configured, it records photographs and videos directly to the installed memory card.

This makes it suitable for locations where internet connectivity is weak, unavailable or unnecessary.

The camera does not provide live viewing, mobile notifications, GPS tracking or remote application control.

Tips for Better Motion Detection

For the best results, install the camera carefully and test the viewing area before leaving it unattended.

Recommended positioning tips:

• Mount the camera on a firm, stable support

• Position it at an appropriate height for the intended subject

• Aim the camera across the expected movement path

• Avoid pointing it directly at the rising or setting sun

• Keep moving branches and tall grass away from the PIR sensor

• Avoid unstable trees or posts that move in strong wind

• Check that the lens, LED panel and PIR sensor are unobstructed

• Use TEST mode to confirm the viewing direction

• Secure the mounting strap firmly

• Perform a short test recording before long-term deployment

Recording and Battery-Saving Tips

The selected settings have a direct effect on storage use and battery life.

For longer battery operation:

• Use photographs instead of long videos where practical

• Select an appropriate trigger interval

• Avoid unnecessarily long video durations

• Reduce repeated triggers caused by moving vegetation

• Use eight good-quality matching AA batteries

• Limit excessive screen use during setup

• Check the camera position before switching it to ON

• Review battery condition during regular maintenance visits

For more detailed event records:

• Use Photo + Video mode

• Select 1–3 photo burst

• Enable date and time information

• Assign a camera identification number

• Use a sufficiently sized memory card

• Review and back up recordings regularly

Compact and Practical Construction

Measuring approximately 13.6 × 9.8 × 6.5cm, the AUSHA T1 combines a compact form with a rugged outdoor enclosure.

Its size makes it easy to carry, install and reposition while still providing a built-in screen, physical control buttons, infrared illumination, local storage and flexible battery operation.

Confirmed item dimensions:

• Height: 13.6cm

• Width: 9.8cm

• Depth: 6.5cm

Dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly according to the measurement method.

What Is Included in the Box?

The package contains the essential components required to install and configure the camera.

Package contents:

• 1 × AUSHA T1 Trail Camera

• 1 × Tree-Mounting Strap

• 1 × User Manual

Required but not included:

• AA batteries

• TF/microSD memory card

A compatible memory card and either four or eight AA batteries are required before recording can begin.

Technical Specifications

Product

Brand: AUSHA
Model: T1
Product Type: Motion-Activated Trail Camera
Recommended Use: Wildlife, farm, property and environmental monitoring
Housing Colour: Woodland camouflage

Image and Video

Maximum Photo Resolution: Up to 12MP
Maximum Video Resolution: Up to 1080P Full HD
Recording Modes: Photo, Video and Photo + Video
Photo Burst: 1–3 photographs per trigger
Sound Recording: Supported

Motion Detection

Sensor Type: PIR motion sensor
PIR Detection Distance: Up to approximately 15 metres
Trigger Time: Approximately 0.5–0.8 seconds
Trigger Interval: Configurable

Night Monitoring

Infrared LEDs: 38
Night Capture: Monochrome infrared
Day Capture: Colour
Day/Night Switching: Automatic

Display and Controls

Display: 2.0-inch TFT colour screen
Control Type: Physical button controls
Operating Switch: OFF / TEST / ON
On-Camera File Review: Supported

Storage

Memory Type: TF/microSD card
Maximum Supported Capacity: Up to 64GB
Memory Card Included: No

Power

Battery Configuration: 4 or 8 AA batteries
Maximum Standby Battery Life: Up to 6 months with eight good-quality AA batteries under suitable conditions
Batteries Included: No

Outdoor Construction

Protection Rating: IP66
Mounting Method: Adjustable tree-mounting strap
Dimensions: Approximately 13.6 × 9.8 × 6.5cm

Additional Functions

• Time-lapse recording

• Date and time stamp

• Password protection

• Camera identification

• Configurable recording settings

• Automatic motion-activated capture

• On-camera preview and playback

Why Choose the AUSHA T1 Trail Camera?

The AUSHA T1 brings together the essential features required for dependable outdoor monitoring in one compact device.

It provides up to 12MP photographs, 1080P Full HD video, a fast 0.5–0.8 second trigger time, PIR detection up to approximately 15 metres, 38 infrared LEDs, a built-in 2.0-inch colour display, support for memory cards up to 64GB, flexible 4 or 8 AA battery operation and a rugged IP66 outdoor housing.

Its straightforward controls make it suitable for first-time users, while configurable recording modes, time-lapse, photo burst, date and time information, password protection and camera identification provide the flexibility needed for more organised outdoor monitoring.

Monitor Wildlife, Farms and Outdoor Property with Confidence

From daytime wildlife photography to nighttime infrared recording, the AUSHA T1 is built to document outdoor activity automatically.

Install it, configure your preferred recording settings and switch it to ON. The motion sensor will monitor the selected area and activate the camera whenever suitable movement is detected.

With its camouflage housing, local memory-card storage, flexible battery installation and weather-resistant construction, the AUSHA T1 Trail Camera is a practical choice for wildlife enthusiasts, farmers, property owners, field researchers and anyone who wants a clearer view of activity taking place outdoors.