Infrared 35-LED Illuminator Board Plate for 3.6mm Lens CCTV Security Camera

Pros: These things are absolutely brilliant. 20 IR leds will cost you almost as much as this item and here you're getting 35 soldered to a board, with resistors ready to run off 12vdc. I have a cheap wireless camera with 6 IR leds (bought off that bay place) and I wish that I'd paid the extra and bought the DX one. Anyway, the camera I have isn't very good at night, so I wired up one of these little beauties to 12vdc and at night it lights up half of my yard.

Cons: Would have been nice to get a plug to fit the socket on the circuit board.

Other: If you need some IR leds for any night camera then grab a few of these. You won't regret it.

Pros: - You get a wired, resistor-equipped, out-of-the-box set of 35 IR LEDS - It actually has an LDR-sensor to detect the correct level of darkness for the IR's to shine - The price, compared to individual LEDS, is good - The hole in the middle is convenient (for camera lenses) - It has mounting holes all over it - Seem sturdy and well-built

Cons: - You can see the LEDs glow, which looks cool, but is beside the point - It does not come with a corresponding plug. Luckily the socket can be stripped to two bare leads - The board tends to heat up - The circuit board is bare (good for DIY projets, but inconvenient in practice) - High voltage is needed (12V)

Other: If you know what you're doing, get this cheap Infra-Red circuit.

Pros: If you replace the original board in your cctv csmers, you may by do not see any changes. It no powerful, but you can see the human at 2 to 3 meeters. if you use thes device as a additional lighter, you must have 3 to5 pcs in your lighting.

Cons: the human can see the red light from this IR device. It no strong ,but visible.
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Other: it good for this price!