Caméra de surveillance Brinno BCC300-C Construction Camera Clamp Edition

The Brinno BCC300-C Construction Camera Clamp Edition is a time-lapse camera designed for long-term monitoring and documentation of construction sites and outdoor projects. Built with a durable clamp mount and weather-resistant housing, it provides stable placement on beams, scaffolding, or other structural elements to capture high-resolution images at scheduled intervals. The camera is intended for users who need continuous visual records of progress, site conditions, or phased works without constant manual intervention.

Advantages

The camera’s clamp mount offers quick and secure attachment to a variety of fixtures, reducing installation time and the need for additional hardware. Its weatherproof enclosure and robust build allow reliable operation in outdoor conditions, while time-lapse functionality simplifies long-term documentation by automatically capturing images at preset intervals. Image quality and interval control facilitate clear visual records suitable for site management, reporting, and archival purposes.

Suitable for

• Monitoring construction progress on open sites and renovations
• Documenting phased installations and assembly processes
• Providing visual evidence for site reports and stakeholder updates
• Time-lapse capture for promotional or archival footage

Key specifications

• Form factor: compact time-lapse camera with integrated clamp mount
• Mounting: adjustable clamp suitable for beams, poles, and scaffolding
• Durability: weather-resistant housing designed for outdoor use
• Imaging: high-resolution still image capture at programmable intervals
• Power options: designed for long-term deployments with efficient power management
• Storage: supports onboard image storage for extended recording periods

How to use

Select a stable mounting location such as a beam, scaffolding, or pole that provides a clear, unobstructed view of the area to be documented. Secure the clamp to the chosen fixture and adjust the camera angle for optimal framing. Configure the time-lapse interval and image settings according to the required level of detail and project duration, then start the recording sequence. Periodically check power and storage status and download images as needed for review or post-processing.

Recommendations

Position the camera to avoid direct exposure to strong backlight and to capture representative site activity. Use a protected power source or high-capacity batteries for extended shoots, and schedule regular checks to ensure the clamp remains secure and the lens is clean. For long-term projects, plan storage and backup of image files to prevent data loss.