Can anyone tell me what the specs are for each individual ir led are? What type, brand, and wattage of ir led's are used?
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You have hundreds of led ir lights what I base my was on Lumens the power of the light I hope it helps
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I am not sure of the individual LEDs, they are quite large in diameter. The overall unit is supposed to consume 2 amps, so at 12 volts, that would be 24 watts.
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These units are in the 808 to 850 nm range, i.e. if you look directly into the unit when it is on, you will see the red LEDs. However, if you move say 45 degrees from directly in front of the unit, it is harder to see the red color. The unit is very well made and I have been using it every day for over a year. The housing is water proof. If you want a unit that does not glow red when on, look at the CMVision IR-200 which emits over 900 nm, so you can not tell the unit is on, plus it emits more light at a longer distance and cost only a little more than the IR110. The IR-110 is totally silent (no small fan), while the IR-200 has a small, very quite internal fan. Both units can be mounted outside (waterproof). Either unit will give you excellent service and work with B&W security cameras. Hope this helps.
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Please note that the product specs indicate that infrared LEDs are used to provides an alternate light source to supplement visible light for the camera 'see' in low and no light conditions. It is not to be confused with night vision which amplifies whatever visible iight is available.
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Either standard or whatever you decide to use aftermarket. Unless you speak of the led's inside the unit, then I don't know
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I know that the seller has different lumens available depending on your needs. If you contact seller you can get all your questions answered. Seller configured my LED's to my personal needs, so they are not a one size fits all application.
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Hi Brandon,Please send us the type or product information on the LED's and we will be able to advise you.
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This is not an infrared light, as advertised, these are ultraviolet LEDs. True infrared lights are hardly visible unless you are very close and look directly at the source, if visible it appears as a low emission red light. Regarding IR filters, I am not sure.
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I've used LEDS only and they been running perfectly for 6-7 months now. I recommend you check the ones made by Torchstar if you are talking about MR16s. Their new line of LEDs match halogen output as well as color. I posted a detail review with a bunch of pictures.
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I don't have an IR3, but I'd guestimate the IR30 at 60-80 degrees. The IR3 uses three high-powered LEDs, while the IR30 uses thirty. The IR3 claims twice the usable illumination distance which, to me, indicates that at half the distance, you're going to have a more narrow field of view than the IR30 will have at that same range (it's maximum). You're using a GoPro which has an IR filter built into the lens. In order to make use of any IR illuminators, the standard lens will need to be replaced with one that lacks an IR filter.
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If you know what you are looking for, you can see the red, but I have had numerous people tell me that the lights are "burnt out" or not working. They didn't know that they were IR lights.
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These are likely a broad spectrum LED, similar to most XANTECH "DINKY LINK"-able" IR flashers. They work with most all devices, in my experience. Only when dealing with HIGH BRIGHT areas and/or older PLASMA and noisy fluorescent backlit LCD TV's, these will work with most all IR sending systems. DON'T WORRY. It's the device sending signal to this that dictates "if it will work" as it sends the modulated signal to these....they merely follow at whatever frequency modulated within the IR signal standard used by the sending device....the Universal 350 base station.
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Hi Tim, I can't answer your questions--I don't know about the technical specs. All I know is that I bought a dozen of these lights for my fishing vessel, and the lights are terrible. Very weak compared to a, LED I'd previously installed that was virtually identical in appearance. These are cheap knock offs, a rip off. Don't buy them.
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Its ir, I believe the remote should work for multiple bulbs simultaneously. Be aware that the bulbs dont have memory so they're reset every time you turn them off. When turned on they default to color changing mode
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i believe that you would be better getting a light with 3 watt rgb led,s ,this light i believe only has 1 watt led,s. hope you find what your looking for, Randall
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You are correct that many LED lights are sadly lacking lumen specs. I don't nomally buy ones without lumen specs unless I don't have much choice for my application and then I cross my fingers or check a lot of reviews. High powered CREE LED's are more expensive than piling in a bunch of lower output cheap ones. Pick your price point and good luck finding lumen ratings.
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The ic rating is usually only concidered a factor when using incandescent bulbs.....because they emit a lot more watts = heat. These LEDs don't get hot at all! I left them on for many hours, after the initial install, and checked to see how hot they were and they were still slightly above room temperature.
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CRI = &gt;80 Reference this sheet for all specifications. http://www.feit.com/documents/pdf/PAR30L_5K_LEDG5_SpecSheet.pdf. I have a few dozen of these bulbs in a commercial setting and spec this on a regular basis. The color rendering index is quite high.