Camera Kit Hahnel 1000 708.1 Black 100m Range

The Camera Kit Hahnel 1000 708.1 Black 100m Range provides remote wireless control and sensor-triggered capture for a variety of photographic tasks. Designed for photographers who require dependable remote triggering up to 100 meters, this kit combines radio triggering with sensor modules to support time-lapse, high-speed, motion and wildlife photography. The black finish offers a discreet, low-profile appearance suitable for field and studio use.

Advantages

This kit supports long-range wireless operation up to 100 m and includes sensor modules that expand triggering options beyond simple radio release. Built-in motion, light and sound sensors increase automation potential, while an AUX socket allows connection of third-party triggers such as pressure plates. An IR module is included to trigger the camera when a subject breaks a beam, useful for precise captures in wildlife and sports scenarios. Programmable timed sequences and flexible shutter modes cover a wide range of photography techniques.

Suitable for

• Wildlife photography where remote, discreet triggering is required
• Sports and high-speed action capture using beam or motion triggers
• Time-lapse sequences and long-interval shooting
• Macro or trigger-based setups using pressure plates and external sensors
• Studio or field remote releases within a 100 m range

Key specifications

• Maximum wireless operating distance: up to 100 metres
• Included modules: Captur Module – Pro (with motion, light and sound sensors and AUX socket) and Module – IR (beam-triggered)
• Sensor types: built-in light, sound, motion and IR beam detection
• Auxiliary input for third-party sensors such as pressure plates, humidity and temperature sensors
• Programmable timed sequences: delay, interval timer, exposure count and exposure length
• Shutter control modes: autofocus, single, continuous and bulb modes
• Compatible with wireless Captur transmitter/receiver systems for camera connection

How to use

Attach the transmitter/receiver unit to your camera according to the camera’s remote input specification and power the modules. Configure the Captur Module – Pro sensors or connect an external sensor to the AUX socket to define the trigger source. Set timed sequences, delay, interval and exposure parameters using the module controls before positioning the IR module or other sensors in the scene. Use the appropriate shutter mode on the module for single, continuous or bulb exposures. Test the setup at short range first, then move equipment to the required distance up to 100 m and perform final checks before starting a shoot.

Usage recommendations

For reliable triggering in outdoor conditions, position the IR beam and motion sensors to avoid direct sunlight on sensor faces and secure all modules against movement. When using third-party sensors, verify polarity and connector compatibility before connecting to the AUX socket. For long-term time‑lapse or wildlife deployments, use stable mounts and check battery levels regularly to prevent missed exposures.