ICU Trail Camera Clom Easycam 3-Pack

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ICU Trail Camera Clom Easycam 3-Pack – Three-Camera Setup for Territory Patterns Instead of Single Images

If you only find out what happened during your territory walk, it’s too late.
The ICU Trail Camera Clom Easycam 3-Pack is designed for territory monitoring, baiting sites, game trails, and property surveillance – situations where you want to not only collect images but also prepare decisions.

With three cameras, you can monitor not just one spot but compare movements: baiting site, trail, and access or bedding area. What matters is not just the megapixel count, but whether trigger speed, night image, mobile connection, power supply, and placement fit the use. As a set, it’s especially interesting if you want to compare several activity areas, not just one point.

Why exactly this product?
✔ 4G/LTE transmission with eSIM logic
✔ App connection for images and remote control
✔ 3-pack: ideal if you want to understand territory movement as a system
✔ 940-nm black flash for discreet night shots
✔ Weatherproof outdoor design for territory and property
✔ 3 cameras for multiple locations
✔ Up to 8 MP photo resolution per camera

Why ICU CLOM EasyCam 3-Pack?
A trail camera is not an end in itself. It should provide you with usable information – not just nice pictures.

You get images without constantly having to go to the camera
You recognize activity times, trails, and movement patterns better
You reduce unnecessary territory disturbance
You can compare locations and reposition cameras more purposefully
You detect battery status, signal, and alignment earlier

Trail camera done right:
❌ Just hang it anywhere: empty images, wrong angle, poor night shots ✔ Choose location consciously: cover trail, baiting site, wallow, fence, or access properly The difference lies not only in the camera but in distance, height, angle, and power supply.

Practical tip: angle beats megapixels
Don’t mount the camera directly facing a trail but slightly angled to the direction of movement. This way, the animal stays longer in the detection area and the camera has more time for a usable shot. Also watch out for backlight in the morning/evening and remove moving branches in front of the sensor.

Key features

Wireless trail camera for territory, baiting site, and property monitoring
4G/LTE mobile connection with integrated eSIM
App-based image transmission and control
940-nm infrared flash for discreet night images
Fast trigger for game trails and movements
Weatherproof design for permanent outdoor mounting
3 cameras for multiple locations
Up to 8 MP photo resolution per camera
Trigger time approx. 0.3 s
16-GB memory card included according to available data
Set logic for multiple locations

Our assessment
The ICU CLOM EasyCam 3-Pack is strong when you want territory info without being on site constantly. A wireless camera saves trips, reduces disturbance, and gives you significantly more data on activity and times.
Practical benefit depends heavily on location: 2–3 meters height can be useful for property monitoring, at
Kirrung and game trail usually work better with a lower, slightly angled mount.
Power supply is also important. Wireless transmission consumes energy. If you want to leave the camera outside longer, you should plan batteries, solar panel, or location changes carefully.
The set is especially strong if you want to recognize patterns: Camera 1 at the Kirrung, Camera 2 at the game trail, Camera 3 at the entry route. Only comparison turns single images into real hunting ground information.

For whom suitable

Hunter: to monitor Kirrung, game trails, wallows, and activity times

Gamekeeper: for multiple locations and fewer inspection rounds

Property / Object: if movements should be documented

Outdoor user: for wildlife observation and remote locations

Why exactly for you?
If you want to disturb less and still know more about activity in the hunting ground, a wireless game camera is exactly the right solution – provided location and power supply fit.

You can also find suitable game camera and hunting ground equipment in our Outdoor & Emergency Preparedness category.

Important note:
With game cameras and wireless surveillance, data protection, property rights, hunting law, and local regulations must be observed. Cameras must not monitor public paths, foreign properties, or persons without legal basis.

Location choice – the most important practical factor
A game camera only delivers good images if location, distance, and alignment are right. Technical data cannot compensate for poor mounting.

Kirrung: pay attention to short distance and clean angle
Game trail: mount angled to the direction of movement
Open area: consider wind, sun, and long trigger paths
Object surveillance: mount higher and plan theft protection

Practical tip: Test image first, then leave
Always check a test image after hanging: height, angle, image section, and night range. Many bad camera images are not caused by technology but by too high, too low, or too frontal mounting.

Night images, IR flash & trigger time
The 940 nm black flash is intended for inconspicuous night shots. The range must fit the location: too far away, even a good camera delivers fewer usable details.

Short distance: more details and less motion blur
Too close: possible overexposure at night
Too far: animal recognizable, but details missing
Avoid branches and grass in front of the sensor

Mobile network & power supply
Wireless cameras are extremely practical but need energy and network. Therefore, regularly check signal strength, battery status, and data/tariff logic.

Test signal on site
Charge and label batteries properly
Plan solar panel for permanent locations
Consider shorter runtime in cold

Features & construction / contents

Camera unit with mobile network transmission
Integrated eSIM / CLOM network connection
IR night illumination
Memory card operation depending on model
Outdoor housing for hunting ground and outdoor use
Power supply via batteries or rechargeable batteries depending on model

Technical data

Photo resolution:
up to 8 MP – sufficient for clear wildlife images and good detail recognition
Video quality:
HD – moving images for better observation of behavior and movement
Trigger time:
0.3 seconds – camera reacts very quickly to movements
Flash:
Infrared 940 nm – invisible black flash, practically not noticeable for animals and humans
Flash range:
up to 30 m – typical distance for Kirrung or game trails
Detection angle:
55° – suitable for targeted monitoring of individual areas
Display:
2.7 inch color display – for menu navigation and image control directly on the camera
Memory cards:
SD / SDHC up to 256 GB – sufficient storage for many images
Memory card included:
16 GB
Mobile network:
2G / 3G / 4G – automatic connection to available network
SIM:
integrated eSIM – no separate SIM card required
Protection class:
IP66 – dustproof and protected against heavy splashing water
Power supply:
12 × AA batteries or 6 × 18650 Li-Ion batteries
Dimensions:
12 × 14.5 × 8 cm
Weight:
approx. 410 g per camera

Scope of delivery

3 × ICU Wildkamera Clom Easycam
Antennas
integrated eSIM cards
3 × 16 GB SD memory cards
Mounting straps
Battery compartments for replacement batteries
User manuals

FAQ

Where is the best place to mount the camera?
Slightly angled to the direction of movement, not directly frontal. This produces more usable images.


Why are night images sometimes poor?
Often it is due to too great a distance, branches in front of the camera, wrong angle, or weak power supply.


Do I necessarily need mobile reception?
For live/app transmission, yes. Without sufficient network, the camera can store but not reliably send.


How do I save battery?
Fewer unnecessary triggers, clean location, appropriate sensitivity, and a solar panel for continuous operation.


Is a wireless camera suitable for object surveillance?
Yes, if legal requirements, data protection, and mounting location are observed. It is not a substitute for a professional alarm system.

Especially in the field of wireless trail cameras, territory monitoring, and baiting control, the combination of location choice, trigger behavior, night image, mobile network, and power supply determines real practical suitability.