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Securview 11W 50M 60° Night Vision Infrared Illuminator Night Vision Extender - 1AMP

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$94.30 inc GST

Securview VSIR11W60D: a 11 W infrared illuminator that adds up to 50 m of IR in a 60° beam for day/night CCTV cameras, in an IP66 die-cast housing.

  • ✓11 W, 6 high-power IR LEDs
  • ✓IR to 50 m, 60° medium beam
  • ✓Switches on automatically at night
  • ✓IP66 die-cast aluminium, tempered glass front
  • ✓12 VDC, about 0.9 A; supply sold separately

 

Description

Securview VSIR11W60D 11 W infrared illuminator, black die-cast housing with tempered glass front, on its tilt bracket
Securview · IR illuminator · 11 W

50 m of infrared in a 60° beam.
The middle ground for yards and driveways.

The Securview VSIR11W60D is a 11 W infrared floodlight for CCTV: 6 high-power IR LEDs, a 60° beam that reaches 50 m, automatic day and night switching and an IP66 die-cast housing.

In one sentence: the Securview VSIR11W60D is a 11 W, 12 VDC infrared illuminator with 6 high-power IR LEDs, a 50 m IR distance and a 60° beam, in an IP66 die-cast aluminium housing with a tempered glass front and tilt bracket.

Illuminator only. Camera and 12 V power supply are separate.

This listing is one 11 W IR illuminator. It needs a 12 VDC supply and a camera that uses infrared at night.

In the box
  • VSIR11W60D IR illuminator on its tilt bracket (as pictured)
You also need
  • A 12 VDC power supply rated 1.5 A or more
  • Low-voltage power cable from the supply to the illuminator
  • A day/night camera that uses infrared at night
  • Fixings to suit the wall, eave or post

When the camera's own IR runs out.

A camera's built-in IR is a handful of small LEDs. The VSIR11W60D adds 6 high-power IR LEDs and floods the scene with infrared the camera can use, so night pictures stay brighter and clearer further out, up to 50 m across a 60° medium beam. It switches itself on after dark.

Securview VSIR11W60D close-up of the black tilt bracket and stainless pivot bolt on the side of the housing

Tilt bracket

Aim it, then lock it.

The U-bracket pivots on one bolt so the beam can be tilted onto the area the camera watches. Securview's drawing shows the bracket base with a centre 8 mm hole and two 24 mm slots, 54 mm either side, for fixing.

Securview VSIR11W60D close-up of the tempered glass front, corner screws and finned die-cast body

Housing

IP66, die-cast aluminium and tempered glass.

A die-cast aluminium body with cooling fins behind a tempered glass front. Rated IP66 for indoor or outdoor use, from −30 °C to 50 °C. 181 × 72 × 131 mm and 1.2 kg.

How it goes in

From bracket to brighter nights.

01

Pick the spot

Mount it near the camera, beside or a little away from the lens rather than in front of it, with a clear view of the area. The beam reaches 50 m across 60°.

02

Fix the bracket

Screw the tilt bracket to the wall, eave or post through its centre hole and slots, with fixings to suit the surface.

03

Run 12 V power

Use a 12 VDC supply rated 1.5 A or more. It draws 11 W (about 0.9 A), so keep the low-voltage run short and use heavy enough cable.

04

Aim and test after dark

Loosen the pivot bolt, tilt the beam onto the scene, then check the camera picture at night and tighten the bolt.

Pair it with

What goes with it

Power

A 12 V 1.5 A or 2 A supply (SR-PSU-12V1500mA or SR-PSU-12v2A)

11 W at 12 V is about 0.9 A, so a 12 V 1.5 A or 2 A supply runs it with room to spare. Sold separately.

Camera

A day/night IR camera

Securview lists the VIP Vision, Securview, Securview Victory Series and Watchguard camera ranges. Other cameras that switch to black-and-white IR night mode can use it too; tell us the model.

Other beam

VSIR11W30D: 90 m, 30°

The 11 W model with a narrow 30° beam, for long, narrow areas. Many sites use one of each.

Where it is used

Where a 60° beam works.

Driveways

Enough width for the driveway and enough reach to the street.

Side yards

Light a long side yard without wasting infrared on the fence.

Car park rows

Cover a row of parking bays in front of the camera.

Factory yards

Medium reach across a yard, gate or loading area.

Farm sheds

Light the front of a machinery shed and the approach to it.

Church and club grounds

Cover a path or car park that sits dark after hours.

VSIR11W60D or VSIR11W30D

VSIR11W60D (this one)VSIR11W30D
IR distance50 m90 m
Beam angle60°30°
LEDs6 high-power IR6 high-power IR
Power12 VDC, 11 W12 VDC, 11 W
Size (W × D × H)181 × 72 × 131 mm181 × 72 × 131 mm
Weight1.2 kg1.2 kg
ProtectionIP66IP66
Best forDriveways and yards, medium reachLong, narrow areas

Figures from Securview's VSIR11W60D and VSIR11W30D datasheets.

Common questions

How far does it reach?

Up to 50 m, in a 60° beam. That is Securview's IR distance; what your camera shows at that range also depends on its lens and sensor.

Will it work with my camera?

It works with day/night cameras that switch to black-and-white night mode and use infrared. Securview lists the VIP Vision, Securview, Securview Victory Series and Watchguard ranges. The IR wavelength is not on the datasheet, so tell us your camera model and we will confirm.

What power supply does it need?

A 12 VDC supply rated 1.5 A or more. It uses 11 W, which is about 0.9 A at 12 V.

Is a power supply included?

No. The supply and the cable to it are sold separately.

Does it turn on by itself at night?

Yes. Day and night switching is automatic, so it comes on after dark and goes off in daylight while power stays connected.

Can it be mounted outside?

Yes. It is rated IP66, with a die-cast aluminium body and a tempered glass front, and works from −30 °C to 50 °C.

Will people see the light?

Infrared is largely invisible to the eye, so the area does not look lit. Depending on the wavelength, the LEDs can show a faint red glow up close; confirm with us if that matters.

Should I choose 60° or another beam?

60° sits between the wide 120° models and the long-reach 30° models: wide enough for a driveway, with reach to 50 m.

Where should it go relative to the camera?

Beside the camera or a little away from it, aimed at the same area. Keeping it off the lens axis cuts glare from rain and insects close to the camera.

How far can the supply be from the illuminator?

As close as practical. At about 0.9 A a long, thin 12 V cable loses voltage and the light gets weaker. Use heavier cable on longer runs, or call us to work it out.

Does it give colour pictures at night?

No. Infrared gives a black-and-white night picture. For colour at night a camera needs visible light.

Who can install it?

It runs on 12 VDC from a plug-in supply, so a handy person can fit it. A new power point for the supply needs a licensed electrician.

Supported by InFront Technologies.

Help choosing the beam, power supply or camera: call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected]. The datasheet is on the Attachments tab.

Installation and safety

Low voltage. Runs on 12 VDC, 11 W. The supply plugs into a power point; a new power point needs a licensed electrician.

Outdoor connections. The housing is IP66. Keep the DC joint and the supply out of the weather, for example in a weatherproof box.

Working at height. It weighs 1.2 kg and usually goes on a wall or eave. Use safe access equipment.

What it does not do. It is not a camera and does not record. It gives no visible light and no colour picture at night.

Figures. From Securview's VSIR11W60D datasheet. Current draw is worked out from the 11 W rating at 12 V.

Power input
12VDC
Ingress Protection
IP66
Operating Environment
-30° ~ 50°C
Weight
1.2kg
Power Consumption
11W
Beam Angle
60°
Dimensions (WxDxH)
181x72x131mm
Wavelength
850nm
Day / Night
Auto switch
IR Distance
50m
LED Type
6pc high power IR LED
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