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Reddit mentions of DMetric IR Illuminator, AC 110V - 220V 850nm Infrared 96 LED Night Vision Waterproof Lamp for Indoor Outdoor Security CCTV Camera, Long Range 80m (263 feet) and Wide Angle 60 Degree
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of DMetric IR Illuminator, AC 110V - 220V 850nm Infrared 96 LED Night Vision Waterproof Lamp for Indoor Outdoor Security CCTV Camera, Long Range 80m (263 feet) and Wide Angle 60 Degree. Here are the top ones.
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- Automatically turn ON / OFF - Built-in light sensor and CDS, the IR illuminator will automatically turn on at night【available light lower than 10LUX】 and turn off at daytime【available light higher than 10LUX】.
- Waterproof IP65 Housing - High quality aluminum case and reinforced glass structure, ideal for both outdoor and indoor use.
- Wave length 850nm Infrared light - The beam lights is INVISIBLE to naked eyes but give a red glow.
- Easy to Install - The lamp came with a U stander, it can be installed directly with screws on the rods or mounting surface through the stander holes.
- Greatly Improve the performance for night vision cameras - Low power dissipation, long life LEDs. The IR illuminator will help producing better image at night and darkness. Best work with IP cameras and CCTV cameras.
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 4.92 Inches |
| Length | 5.12 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 1.23 Pounds |
| Width | 4.92 Inches |
I use this one in my garage. It’s like a spotlight!
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Stick these bad boys around your house for discrete Questing.
It's likely an "IR Illuminator", it's possible this is just an IR illuminator used to help light up the room at night for security cameras, but I also had another thought. Is this above a TV in a conference room? The IR illumination could allow the normal "room lights" to be turned off or down for a presentation, while still allowing the conference room cameras sufficient light to see the people in the darkened conference room. It's also possible there are windows or something opposite this TV that "backlight" the people and make it difficult for the camera to show their faces, the IR illumination would act as "fill light" to help keep the camera from auto-adjusting everyone into silhouettes. That said, IR usually doesn't provide enough color information, which is why security footage is often black and white, so using it as a fill light in a conference room might result in some odd looking images...