what is IR Range and power consumtion ?
1634749
I use my camera to watch my driveway and covers part of the street /hillside. which 1s about 150' it will cover more area but haven't tried and it came with a 500ma power supply.
1634750
not sure but these camera are not what they say they are they are junk do not buy
1634751
I utilize street lights on my farm and spot a area about 50 feet for viewing. As clear as day if you have some lighting nearby. I would suggest a quality illuminator spotted to the area you need to view. I plan on using illuminators on every area that I have cams on (16). Amazing how a cheap camera works with a quality illuminator lighting the area your cam is focused on. That's the key. Your illuminators will make a $30.00 dollar camera look like a $300.00 camera. I have learned this the hard way.
1634752
Power consumption is heavy duty. You will need a outlet real close and use a 2000mw power supply and keep several in reserve !
417915
Model ZMD-CCH-BBS23NM - 600TVL IR Bullet Camera Image Sensor 1/4" Color CMOS TV System NTSC Horizontal Resolution 600 TV-Lines Lens 3.6mm Number of IR LEDs 24 LEDs Infrared Illumination (Night Vision) up to 80ft (20~25m) Minimum Illumination 0.0 Lux S/ N Ratio 48dB Video Output 1.0Vp-p, 75ohms Weatherproof Yes Operating Temperature 14F~122F / -10C ~50C Power 12V DC Power Consumption IR on Max 150mA Dimensions (W x D x H) 3.3" x 2.5" x 2.6" Gross Weight 0.33 lbs Material Metal Shell
6718
I'm not sure what the actual power usage is, but I'm sure it's minimal. As for your second question, any object or device subjected to an unstable climate with temperature swings as wide as 38-100 will be adversely affected. Why would you want to subject a finely calibrated electronic instrument such as this to that sort of abuse?
1240231
no IR here. just be smart with the Dynamic and contrast settings. Most IR issues are from those not familiar enough with the technology to use common sense; electronically speaking
1921201
Depends on the terrain.Thick forest...maybe 1-2 miles on high power.Open terrain such as a lake....3-4 miles.Inside a bldg with metal structure...poor range...perhaps 2 or 3 floors.Remember; the higher power levels should be licensed thru the FRS license
347482
It has a transmitter to acknowledge the bit stream and this is why range isdependent on BOTH units transmit power/signal. The range is dependent on the weakest unit.
1490635
so far i've looked about 100 yards without a problem. If you are looking directly at the unit and know what you're looking for there is a minimal IR glow that can be dimmed with the touch of a button
983204
I don't, but I can tell you that it seems to faithfully receive and reproduce IR signals, and has been very reliable. Sorry I can't be more specific to your situation.
1091808
Yeah, the IR still works. Not sure if it changes the distance, though, I haven't done any formal testing. Works from my couch still, haha.
1356479
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.
314518
Actual output varies by frequency and antenna. Test measurements show anywhere from a true 2+ to a high 3 watts on these radios. Far more important to range than watts is antenna quality and transmit/receive position on the terrain. Example": twice the transmit watts will only give you a small percentage increase in range, not twice the range by far. There is much more top it than power alone.
1552389
Here are the Specs listed:Power Consumption Main Unit: 18 Watts; Frequency Range Radio Band: FM 88-108MHz; Power Requirement Main Unit: AC120V-60Hz; Speakers Output: 4 Ohms, 2W RMSHope this helps
1805077
You are correct. It's about 15 watts output. Range should not be greatly affected by the difference in output.
1963731
The unit itself has no power-consumption rating that I can see. If I had to guess, I'd say it consumes probably as much power as a night-light, or less. The unit itself is basically a volt/amp meter coupled with a display - none of these are power-hungry components.
20364
they have a blue tooth to IR converter. I've read about it but I can't find it.
1827134
Not sure, maybe one year, check the IR website. This is an outstanding product!
577394
Close to medium range. Of course a lot will depend on the, if any, ambient light there is available. The ir light is decent.