Axton Blaze At-25We-S 400' Poe Illuminator Day/Night Sensor

Axton Blaze At-25we-s 400' Poe Illuminator Day/night Sensor

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The AXTON Blaze AT-25WE-S 400' PoE Illuminator Day/Night Sensorfrom AXTON Blaze AT-25WE-S 400' PoE Illuminator 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 sheds light to a range of 400'. The illuminator is IP67 rated and vandal resistant, receive power via PoE, and includes a pan/tilt U bracket for simple installation. You can link multiple Blaze illuminators together to increase coverage.

7200-Lumen Output Energy Efficient Automatic Day/Night Switch Powered via PoE I/O Ports for Seamless Camera Sync IP67 Rated Includes Pan/Tilt U Bracket

Parameters
Coverage Angle	30°
Illumination Distance	Range: 400' / 122 m HFOV: 207' / 63 m
Input Power	PoE+ (802.3at)
Input Voltage	24 to 36 VDC or 24 VAC
Power Consumption	25 W
Lumen	7200 lumens
Color Temperature	6000K
Operating Temperature	-58 to 140°F / -50 to 60°C
Environmental	IP67
Dimensions	5.25 x 3.00 x 7.25" / 133 x 76 x 184 mm
Weight	3 lb / 1.3 kg

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. 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: 2. if it has sd card can it take pictures

A: Not this version. There is a more expensive version with SD card socket that can take photos and vga video. You need to use an RCA cable to transfer image into a capturing device if you buy this version.

Q: 3. 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: 4. Is there an online software that I may be able to connect via IP from outside the network to control the cameras?

A: While does offer software to control this camera, we are not aware of it being operable from outside of the network the cameras are installed within.

Q: 5. Can this camera be controlled Via RS-422 using the older Sony RM-BR300 remote control unit?

A: Hi Kevin, Yes The BRC-X1000/1 does support the VISCA RS-422 protocal BUT connection is through an RJ-45 jack. The RM-BR300 comes with a 9-pin phoenix connector but you will have to make your own cables (page 12 & 22 of the operation manual: https://pro.sony/s3/cms-static-content/operation-manual/3854213171.pdf). -Jen

Q: 6. Does it work with RCP 1000?

A: The RCP-1000 is not listed by Sony as compatible with the Sony BCRX1000. They recommend the RCP1500 https://bhpho.to/3Eodr3Z

Q: 7. I need an adapter or a step down ring to attach IGen to Celestron T-Mount Adapter. Could you recommend an adapter please?

A: Unfortunately I cannot. The Night Owl #NOIGM3X cannot be used to take photos with a camera. It has a video out connector that you can use to shoot videos with. The Night Owl #NOIGM3X-IC is the ONLY night vision device with Picture-Taking Capability.

Q: 8. How do you power over cat 5?

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

Q: 9. Does HDMI output 4K? i can see it have 3G-SDI only. but nothing mentioned on 4k output. want to use it with 4K switcher. Thank you

A: This camera will output 4K through its HDMI output. You can also use the two 3G-SDI outputs to create a Dual Link SDI for 4K as well, which tends to be a connection found on captured devices more so than switchers. If you have a Switcher with SDI inputs for 4K the Blackmagic Design HDMI to SDI 6G Mini Converter, B&H # BLCOMBHS24K6, is a good option to bring the signal in. https://bhpho.to/2EOui4q

Q: 10. does this camera require shielded CAT6 or higher?

A: You will need to use Cat 5e or higher rated cables. Using Shielded cable will be a good idea for installation purposes, but not necessary.

Jake	13/08/2024
[3 lb / 1.3 kg] The day was clear and warm, and the tombstones in the cemetery were nothing special, sitting in the shade of the oak tree. But screwing on the filter of the Tiffen Cool Day for Night filter made all the difference. Not at first, of course... it seemed to be just a shade of lavender/blue through the viewfinder. But once I downloaded the picture, the dramatic shadows and the film noir quality of the blueing told me I had something special to work with. I dropped the brightness and kicked up the contrast... that's all. My first shot looked like I had been doing it for years. I repeated the action and I knew it was going to be one of my favorite filters in the bag. Yes... it's far from cheap, but it's by Tiffen. You know their quality. And it's WORTH IT. 5

Janis	09/07/2024
[7200 lumens] Haven't used it yet. 5

Tiago Mundim	25/05/2024
[25 W] Night is Now! 5

Jackson	18/04/2024
[30°] This made my job of figuring out the lighting for a night scene I was shooting so much easier than when I was trying to hide the light kit. Just don’t forget to properly white balance BEFORE you put the filter on (it you’re not using presets) 5