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You can install this camera anywhere in the wild, or in your backyard. It’s recommended to install the camera in a higher place than other trail cameras so that you can get a better view by using its pan & tilt function and make the camera more invisible to animals.

Yes. Please note if you view live through the camera for a long time, its battery will be consumed quickly.

You have two charging options (including solar charging):
Option 1. Have the camera connected to a solar panel for non-stop power supply.
(👆Also recommended as the friendliest charging option for the camera's battery.)
Option 2. Charge the camera (with its non-removable battery) via a 5V 2A USB charger. (Please note that it's ok to charge the camera while it's working, but not for long.)

The camera comes with a rechargeable battery. Normally, the battery lasts for about 2 months per charge (Actual use varies based on settings, use conditions and environmental factors.) When the battery level goes down to 10%, the camera will send you a low-battery notification.
For non-stop power supply, you can connect the camera to a solar panel (purchased separately).

Yes, the camera has a 32GB microSD card built-in.
The camera actually supports Max. 128GB microSD cards with FAT32 format and Class 10 or higher read & write speed.

Similar to your cellular phone, cellular trail cameras need a SIM card with a data plan to transmit video signals over 3G/4G network.
The common SIM cards offered by carriers like T-Mobile and Vodafone can work for this 4G camera (as they can for your cellular phone). Click to check supported carriers in available countries and regions for this camera.
You can also contact our support team for consultation.

The camera works on 4G networks. It also supports 3G, which is not recommended though (since wireless companies are working to retire older network technologies). It does not support 5G or 2G SIM card.
Yet it does not matter if you use a 4G or 5G mobile phone to access the camera. The camera needs a SIM card of its own, which is totally irrelevant to your mobile's SIM card.
Note:
(1) The camera does not support WiFi connection.
(2) As of July 1, 2022, T-Mobile’s older 3G UMTS network will be retired.

PIR sensors are more sensitive to infrared radiations from humans or animals, and thus can dramatically reduce false alarms caused by fluttering moths or flying twigs.
Its full name is passive infrared sensor. It measures the infrared (IR) light radiating from objects with a temperature above absolute zero. When the amount of infrared radiation changes, it triggers detection.

Yes, the camera can support time-lapse. It can save time-lapse photos and videos to the SD card.
Tips: How to Set Up Time Lapse?

Yes, you can save the data to Reolink Could, which is available in all the places we can ship cameras to, including European areas and the UK!
Note: You can also save video clips into a microSD card (up to 128GB).

Yes, the camera supports FTP server. For detailed steps, check How to Set up FTP for Reolink Go Ranger PT.

Yes, this trail camera features two-way audio, which means you can listen and talk to someone in real time with simple clicks on Reolink App.

Yes, currently, this camera can work with Google Assistant.
Tips: How to add this camera to Google Assistant?

Data usage of this camera depends on the bitrate you set up. 1 hour of live feed in clear mode (default bitrate: 3Mbps) will use about 1.3GB of data. And if you use 1GB of data to stream live feed in Fluent mode (default bitrate: 672kbps), you can watch for 3.5 hours. Based on that, you can estimate the data usage to choose the right data plan for you.
Note: The above information is just for reference. The actual data usage is based on the actual working situation and may vary from the SIM card providers.