IR Illuminator, AC 110V - 220V 850nm Infrared 96 LED Night Vision Waterproof Lamp for Indoor Outdoor Security CCTV Camera, Long Range 80m (263 feet) and Wide Angle 60 Degree

I specifically bought this to blind a neighbors security camera that is pointed directly at my backyard.I tested it on our of my blink cameras, I put it on the ground and angled it up at my blink cam and it caused a full white out. The best part, I didn't have to pinpoint where I aimed it, I just aimed it at what I thought was head on and it worked even though it was off center. The best part? It made my blink cam REALLY lag and freeze. I though it broke it but didn't think it could as it's just a IR light, after waiting a minute or so, my blink cam was fine again.With all that said, I'm going to go even bigger just for reassurance.I asked a question on this also if it could blind my neighbors security cam and I received some "no" responses - don't worry, in typical internet fashion, they were wrong.

They light the area IR very well and you have to actually look at night to notice them on. I have one every 40' around the perimeter The plugs on them were pretty useless since we drilled and ran the wires up through the eaves and into the attic to catch the circuit we ran for them. They were intended to supplement the IR lighting already on my cameras but they light the area so well I can't distinguish any light provided by the stationary cameras from the light provided by these. The image in each camera is lit so well the only way it appears IR (rather than flood or daylight) is the image is in BW. I have two much more powerful (Pan/Tilt/Zoom with patrol and auto-tracking) cameras on and you can see the spot lighting on them working on the outer-reaches on these lights. It's kinda cool. Reminds me of prison escape movies seeing them on the prowl and gives an added sense of security.

Excellent high output IR illuminator for security cameras just not as long life as others. I only get a year or 2 out of these, but they're waterproof and they have a plug and cord for 120 volt, so I keep buying them due to the excellent illumination. It lights up a good 150 feet away when viewed through the newer ring cameras (older ring cameras had trouble "seeing" infrared wavelengths)

This will make a tiny beam out in front of it but that's all it will do. It certainly will not light up a whole backyard or anything like that. That would take at least 6 of these for a small backyard. Expect to be disappointed if you are wanting good light coverage over a medium size area.

I utilized the ir flood light to illuminate an area of my property, and also near the street of my property. The range of my camera's ir illumination has maxed out, and left a dark area between where I park my pickup, and the sidewalk in front of my property.As you can see in the pictures I uploaded, it is working nicely. But a couple things to note before purchasing this ir flood lamp;a) It is not long range. (It illuminates approximately 30 ft Range or (9-10 meters), Not 80 Meters, which is quite troubling, considering the mathematical difference between actual and advertised. (11% of expected performance). That is somewhat bothersome considering the situation at hand.b) You wll need either run an extension chord, alter the lamp and cut the plug off and hard wire the light into existing circuit, or install a proper receptacle to plug the lamp into near where you will install it.Overall, I will not raise too much of a stink considering the price / performance factor. It wasn't too much, and is actually performing just as well as I needed, if it had performed as advertised it may have illuminated neighboring properties a little too much, and could have bothered other people.All in all, fast shipping and seems thus far to be quality material and worksmanship. It is performing as I needed it to, and if I ever shop for another, I will certainly look into this shop first to see what they have to offer.Thank you for the overall pleasant experience.

I bought this about 7 months ago and mounted it over my garage pointing in the driveway to enhance the security camera night vision. It sucked! It was like this 4' X 4' of infrared. I don't give negative reviews on stuff unless it is just junk, so I just took this infrared light down and put it in the garage. Last week I had to replace security cameras in the back yard, and realized that I really didn't like the night vision of these new cameras. It looked as though the night vision was this doughnut of lighted night vision. If nothing was right in the "doughnut hole" of night vision, it wasn't going to be seen. Out of desperation, not expecting much, I put this infrared light up in my back yard to try and augment the night vision on my cameras. To my absolute disbelief, the entire field of view of my cameras was aglow with infrared! Apparently putting the light over my driveway, where there is four cars parked every night, was making the infrared reflect off the shiny surfaces, and not allowing the infrared to disperse and light up the area. All this time it was my error. Just ordered another one. Anyone who wants more night vision area for their security cameras should order one of these!

After installing the illuminator after one week of operation eighteen of the LEDs have died and no longer work I am currently going to contact the seller and see about getting a replacement will update this post after I have a resolution

So we have blink security cameras all over our property and we had two security lights we had to mount them low because we only wanted the light to go to our fence line since we have a neighbor that is a jerk. He says he doesn't like the fact that he can see the light out of his window. So he shot it out with a 22. We bought another one he shot that one out too. So we bought this thing and mounted it on a post pointed towards his house. He can't see it but his house is lit up like a Christmas tree for our security cameras