Lighting
Lighting is a critical component to any security system whether it’s used as a deterrent to ward off intruders or vandals or simply to enhance the images from your CCTV cameras at night time. An IR solution is a great way to see more through your CCTV cameras without having glaring lights especially handy in residential areas.
Security lighting is one of the top 10 ways to deter burglars so it's well worth the small investment.
IR illumination is invisible to the human eye but not CCTV cameras so these lamps are a great discrete way to add extra illumination to a scene.
External PIR (Passive Infra Red) movement detectors with different lens options including 18m standard, 18m anti-pet and long 40m range.
We have a selection of trusty torches and work lights so poor lighting wont stop you getting the job done.
Our PIRs come as either standard, long-range or anti-pet detection. These movement detectors allow automatic detection of a visitor/intruder on a property.
A 250 watt SON/HQI lamp in black finish with silver reflector.
This Fluorescent light is housed in a vandal resistant bulkhead.
A powerful Firefly dome IR illuminator with an IR output of 1.8W at 850nM.
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- # Quick Links, Manuals & Product Documentation - Lighting
PIR - 12V - 18m Standard - Full Manual
The above manual covers the model:
CCT865PIR - 12V - 18m Anti-Pet - Full Manual
The above manual covers the model:
CCT866
PIR - 12V - 40m Long Range - Full Manual
The above manual covers the model:
CCT867Top Tips
- [TIP 254] What are the dos and donts of IR LED lighting?
- [TIP 257] What is IR LED lighting in CCTV cameras?
- [TIP 63] General Discussion - Infrared Cameras?
- [TIP 161] Infra Red Light - the Inverse Square Rule Explained?
- Make a halogen bulb last 20 years.? [Tip 164]
- [TIP 254] What are the dos and donts of IR LED lighting?
- [TIP 257] What is IR LED lighting in CCTV cameras?
- [TIP 63] General Discussion - Infrared Cameras?
- [TIP 161] Infra Red Light - the Inverse Square Rule Explained?
