BRAUN Steel cable lock 180 cm (⌀8mm) for scouting cameras

Theft protection for wildlife cameras

BRAUN Photo Technik presents new steel cable lock for wildlife cameras as reliable protection against theft

• Cable lock for securing wildlife cameras

• Total length 180 cm

• Length-adjustable steel braided cable

• Diameter: 8 mm

In the middle of remote forests, in open fields, or at the quiet edges of woods, wildlife cameras tirelessly do their job. But where curious animal eyes peer through the thicket, human curiosity often lurks as well—and with it, the risk of theft. To prevent the loss of valuable recordings and equipment, BRAUN Photo Technik presents a solution that is as simple as it is ingenious: a sturdy steel cable lock that is perfectly suited for securing wildlife cameras.

With a cable length of 180 cm, the new lock offers flexible handling that allows secure attachment to a wide variety of objects – be it a tree, a post, or other fixed structures. The internal steel core provides the necessary stability, while a plastic coating protects the cable from the elements and prevents scratches on the camera or mounting object. The cable diameter of 8 mm fits exactly through the openings of many available BRAUN ScoutingCams, thus guaranteeing a perfect fit between the camera and its surroundings. The mechanism allows for continuous adjustment and tightening of the cable – a decisive advantage when it comes to securing the camera, even in rough terrain.

The design of the braided cable allows for flexible length adjustment without compromising stability. The secure connection remains intact even when changing locations – whether in forest areas, on private property, or during long-term observations in nature reserves. The lock is suitable for many of the current BRAUN wildlife camera models, but also for other wildlife cameras from third-party manufacturers that require stable mounting.

The steel cable lock is a worthwhile investment in security. After all, a protected view of nature begins with the confidence that the recording device will remain where it belongs.