Braun Phototechnik 58008 Lock

Theft-protection for wild cameras
BRAUN Photo technology presents new steel cable lock for wildlife cameras, providing reliable protection against theft

Cable lock for protecting the game cameras
Total length 180 cm
Length-adjustable braided steel cable
Diameter 8 mm

In the midst of remote forests, open fields or on quiet forest fringes, wildlife cameras are untiringly rendering their service. However, especially where curious animal eyes are spying on the thicket, human curiosity is often threatening – and with it the risk of theft. To prevent the loss of valuable recordings and technology, BRAUN Photo Technik presents an equally simple and sophisticated solution: A stable steel cable lock, which is perfect for securing game cameras.

With a cable length of 180 cm, the new lock offers a flexible handling that allows a secure fixing to different objects - be it to a tree, a post or other fixed structures. The internal steel core ensures the necessary stability, while a plastic coating protects the cable from weather influences and also prevents scratches on the camera or mounting objects. The cable diameter of 8 mm fits exactly through the openings of many available BRAUN ScoutsCams and thus guarantees a perfect fitting connection between camera and environment. The mechanism allows for a continuous adjustment and tightening of the cable – a decisive advantage when it comes to the fixed seat of the camera, even in rough areas.

The design of the braided cable enables a flexible length adjustment, without making compromises in the stability. The reliable connection remains even with changing locations – whether in the forest area, on the private property or for long-term observation in the nature reserve. The lock is suitable for many of the current BROWN game camera models but also other game cameras of third party manufacturers, which need a stable mounting.
The steel cable lock is a worthwhile investment in security. A sheltered look into nature begins with the confidence that the recording tool remains, where it belongs.

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