Only the finished time-lapse film

Either the recording time is restricted in the settings and the night is excluded or this has to be done manually (and rather laboriously) with a video editing software of choice. There is no other way.

The Brinno BBC100 is waterproof, so it can be fixed in an exposed place and left there even in storms and rain. But it has no interchangeable optics. The recording quality is probably similarly modest to that of the TLC200 Pro, i.e. not overwhelming; no comparison with a GoPro, for example!

Yes, the housing and wall bracket are included. BCC100 Package contents: Time-lapse camera TLC200F1.2, waterproof housing (ATH110), camera wall mount (AWM100), rubber band http://brinno.com/de/construction-camera/BCC100#package

Hello Crispin I haven't tried it, but I assume that EyeFi will probably not work. The camera generates the AVI film from the individual images only when the recording is interrupted. I am currently running my camera on a construction site. It currently takes a picture every five minutes from 6.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. At about 15 frames per second, this makes a nice construction site souvenir. I take the pictures about every second weekend. In terms of battery life, however, much longer intervals would be possible without any problems. But "live" monitoring is of course not an issue. Kind regards and have fun with the construction site and the camera ;)