200ft Long Range IR Illuminator | BI18 90° LED Outdoor IR Flood Light for Security Camera (w/Power Adapter)

The "Tendelux" IR Flood Light really works even better than I expected. After an easy installation, all I could say was "WOW", what difference. This was money well spent.My neighbor recommended this IR light for adding excellent night visibility for "bargain security cameras" that work fine in the daylight but have limited infrared lighting power for the night vision to be effective.In my opinion, the night time visibility for a security camera is just as important, if not more so, than in daylight!When I first saw the huge increase of brightness and how far my security cameras could easily see, I was amazed!For my situation, it illuminates very good out to at least 140 feet from the cameras, has wide coverage, is well made and I will confidently buy others as our security needs require.There are 2 improvements I could recommend:1. Provide a mounting bracket that would allow for horizontal AND vertical adjustment at the same time, such as a "Ball and Socket" type of adjustment. This would greatly improve the ability to provide exact light "aiming" for many different circumstances.With the light mounted in the horizontal position, it only rotates "up or down" and when the light is mounted vertically, it only rotates "side to side" / right or left.Also, the bracket does not allow for an easy or convienient mounting experience on the corner of a building.2. A built-in automatic "dusk to dawn" ( on/off ) feature would be nice also, but the light only draws a cost effective18 watts of electricity so I think it's a toss up but it would be another selling point to consider.For most people, this IR light will work very well as it's doing for me. I am very satisfied with the performance and the price!

I bought two of these lights. One in April and one in May. I also bought two 100 to 200 array style IR lights from other manufacturers. The Tendelux IRs' worked better than the other IRs' which I returned to Amazon as they were rather useless in comparison to the Tendelux IRs'.The Tendelux IR that I bought in May decided to quit working, so I notified Tendelux and they made the warranty replacement a painless experience. The replacement light works with no problems. I commend Tendelux on their warranty word, and the painless process.I will probably be purchasing another Tendelux IR Illuminator as I built a large shed which blocks both IR and floodlight lighting. I live in the country, and I have numerous surveillance cameras, both bullet and PTZ but I need additional IR for the surveillance cameras to see behind the new shed as the surveillance IR lighting will not go out that far and I need to see my animals, as well as movement by other critters, both animal and human.Although the Tenedelux IR does not reach the 200 ft range advertised (as far as detection by my bullet cameras) the PTZ cameras pick up the additional lighting although not as well as I would like. But, in comparison with the array lighting IRs' that I tried, it is the better choice. I would recommend the Tendelux IR 200 ft long range illuminator to anyone who needs an area lit for their surveillance cameras as an additional light source (other than floodlights).Note: This post may be a duplicate as I may have messed up on the first one.

Worked great for a bit over a year and then quit. Took it apart and discovered water inside the control board. Seems like it wasn't sufficiently sealed up to be out in the rain long-term, or the seals degraded over time. While it worked, it was great...I'll probably see if I can find some way to put the replacement in a more sheltered location or take it apart and really seal it up good before putting it outside.

Good until water leaked enough to start filling the lamp body and short out the circuit. Since i'm past the return period i decided to take it apart to see why it failed weather resistance. The lamp body is fairly industrious for LED's but the lamp quality is sacrificed by a cheap flimsy silicone seal that appears to waffle sideways and lets water slowly permeate past it. If your going to buy one, you'll need to disassemble and use Permatex gasket maker around the seal joint, then reassemble.

Positives:Desert conditions usage. Most spray painted to blend into surroundings. Cleaned regularly with a solid stream from garden hose. Very water proof. Dark LED cover didn't fade. Treated poorly overall. Of the 8+ of this brand's similar lights of varying sizes, they all work like new even though I feel I have treated them poorly, in harsh desert conditions, and they look like heck from the sun. High quality, durable, and safe power supplies included. Power supplies subjected to temperature extremes (+10 to + 2145 in direct sunlight) in a 5 gallon bucket, filled with dust and webs, and occasionally subjected to high humidity.Negatives:Though the beam and what it illuminates is invisible to me, the device's LEDs are highly visible from over 100 feet away. Anybody looking in the direction of the lights will most likely notice them right off and know they are on. But this is not unusual for 850 NM lights.