First let's start with the small spot, just $20, and some compare shots from an Amcrest IP4M-1026
Tendelux 80ft IR Illuminator | AI4 No Hot Spot Wide Angle Infrared Light for Security Camera (w/Power Adapter)
Shot with the illuminator off |
Shot with the illuminator on. Far tree is about 35 feet from illuminator and 38 feet from the camera. |
Next the U06R2 equiv
Tendelux 120ft IR Illuminator | BI8 Compact and Powerful 90° Infrared Light for CCTV Security Camera (w/Power Adapter)
I stuck one down in the picnic area to see what was passing through at night setting off the motion sensor. The camera, HikVision DS-2CD2032-I with 12mm lens, is about 50 feet away so its LEDs do not light much. It is mounted about 10 feet or so to the left of the picnic table.
A shot with the new flood off though there are other floods down the path in the distance. |
After shot with the trees trimmed back a bit and the new flood on. |
The bright spots near the center of the pic are the eyes of raccoons at the water trough. |
Then for a fill in I added another U06R2 I had not installed yet about 20 feet down on the fence to the right. The water trough is about 60 feet from the cam and about 40 feet from the U06R2.
U06R2 added |
Lastly I was hoping the larger model would be good for the driveway but oddly not so much despite being billed as a 200 foot illuminator it is really more of a wider angle flood.
Tendelux 200ft Long Range IR Illuminator | BI18 90° LED Outdoor IR Flood Light for Security Camera (w/Power Adapter)
Here are compares from a Amcrest IP8M-2496 watching the south leg of the driveway.
Shot with no flood on. |
With the "200 foot" Tendelux on. |
I swapped in a U06R and it looks much better. The distant tree is about 55 feet away. |
With the "200 foot" Tendelux on. |
With no flood. |
With the U06R on. |
From the Reolink pointed west and the "200 foot" Tendelux on, pointed south |
From the Escam and the "200 foot" Tendelux on, pointed south south west |
From the Reolink pointed west and the "200 foot" Tendelux off, pointed south |
From the Escam and the "200 foot" Tendelux off, pointed south south west |
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