Axton 530' Poe Infrared Illuminator 850Nm Day/Night Sensor

Axton 530' Poe Infrared Illuminator 850nm Day/night Sensor

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The AXTON 530' PoE Infrared Illuminator 850nm Day/Night Sensorfrom AXTON 530' PoE Infrared Illuminator 850nm Day/Night Sensorsynchronizes with your camera or other system device. Pulsed mode allows syncing with a camera shutter for industrial, machine vision, and ANPR/LPR applications. The illuminator transmits infrared light at a wavelength of 850nm to a range of 530'. The illuminator is IP67 rated and vandal resistant, and includes a pan/tilt U bracket for simple installation. You can link multiple MegaPixel illuminators together to increase coverage.

850nm IR Wavelength Energy Efficient Automatic Day/Night Switch I/O Ports for Seamless Camera Sync IP67 Rated Includes Pan/Tilt U Bracket

Parameters
Wavelength	850 nm
Coverage Angle	20& x 10°
Illumination Distance	Range: 530' / 61 m HFOV: 166' / 50 m
Input Power	PoE+ (802.3at)
Power Consumption	24 W
Operating Temperature	-58 to 140°F / -50 to 60°C
Environmental	IP67
Dimensions	5.25 x 3 x 7.25" / 133 x 76 x 184 mm
Weight	3 lb / 1.3 kg

Emits 850nm (semi-covert LEDs) wavelength infrared light

Built-in PoE port

I/O ports for seamless camera sync

Pulsed mode allows syncing with camera shutter

Day/Night sensor

IP67-rated for outdoor use

Includes pan/tilt U bracket

Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this model have a port for image capture?

A: Three answers already submitted confirm that it has an RCA connector for video (and if the video has still image capture) then it will do that as well. I have not tried it but plan to ----John

Q: 2. is this exportable? I want to take it on safari in africa.

A: You should not have problems, it is also a very effective article an answer to this question.

Q: 3. Can this zoom past 18x in 4K with Clear Image Zoom enabled?

A: Hi William, No, Clear Image Zoom Technology increases the optical zoom to 24x in HD and 18x in 4K while maintaining the exceptional image quality of the Zeiss Vario-Sonnar zoom lens. -Jen

Q: 4. Can this camera be remote controlled via the Blackmagic ATEM Advanced Panel?

A: We are not aware of this camera being controllable from an ATEM Advanced Panels.

Q: 5. Can I use light pollution or hydrogen alpha filters with it? If yes, what size?

A: Sorry you can't use any filters with the Night Owl Optics iGen 20/20.

Q: 6. With the laser range finder does it compute a new endpoint and projected on the reticle based on the ballistic information?

A: Yes. The with the PARD FD1-850 Front Night Vision Clip-On Scope (850nm) the end point is dependent of the ballistics information.

Q: 7. I shoot film exclusively. Will this filter work with film?

A: Yes Kolari Vision Infrared Lens Filter (46mm, 850nm) is compatible with film cameras.

Q: 8. What's the difference between the standard version and pro version?

A: The Kolari Vision Infrared Lens Filter Pro (49mm, 850nm) features multicoated glass and a brass ring, while the standard Kolari Vision Infrared Lens Filter (49mm, 850nm) has uncoated glass and an aluminum ring. Coated glass prevents unwanted ghost images and reflections between the layers of glass in the filter.

Q: 9. How do you power over cat 5?

A: You connect power sources to your network such as these: https://bhpho.to/2rP4iy7

Q: 10. Can you control the Fstop setting remotely?

A: Yes via controller please review the following. Sony RM-IP500/1 Professional Remote Controller for Select Sony PTZ Cameras BH #SORMIP5001 • MFR #RM-IP500/1 https://bhpho.to/3GhHHPO Sony RM-IP10 IP Remote Controller for BRC Cameras B&H # SORMIP10 MFR # RM-IP10 https://bhpho.to/3nbqFLO

Al	23/08/2024
[PoE+ (802.3at)] Using this to light up the side yard all the way to the back fence, about 90 feet. Just like in Iluminar's youtube videos this thing throws IR light everywhere. I love that a separate camera in a opposite corner that just sees the backyard sees the massive amount of IR light that it puts out. I have this model and the IR148 both are built solid after a year later still waterproof and working fine. 5

Yos	02/06/2024
[PoE+ (802.3at)] I purchased a few inexpensive illuminators to experiment with and am now replacing them as they burn out. They seem solidly made and provide a lot more light. They also offer a lifetime warranty. There are no intensity or beam pattern adjustments that I can see other than pointing. So its point and shoot. 5

John	05/04/2024
[PoE+ (802.3at)] The Axton AT-25S flood illuminator is exactly what I needed. My cameras with built in IR illuminators would attract insects to the cameras themselves which triggered motion events and alerts at night constantly. Rain also would trigger events on some cameras due to IR reflection off of rain droplets. I mounted the Axton illuminator between and above the cameras so insects would be attracted away from the cameras. The 150 degree pattern is great. I am ordering a second one to flood the other side of the house now. 5

David	30/11/-0001
[PoE+ (802.3at)] Added this for my License Plate Camera and it is better than expected with a focused high intensity IR light that reflects off of plates making all plates at night easily readable. See attached photos and note emitters are red and visible just hard to photograph. Also have 2 other Axton IR emitters for the front yard that replaced some cheap IR emitters. The difference in coverage, distance and even spread is night and day. 5