60 Degree Infrared 42-LED Illuminator Board Plate for CCTV Infrared Lamp FY-9042-60

Specifications: 

• Beam Angle: 60 degree
• Wavelength: 850nm
• Voltage: DC 12V
• Compatible with: CCTV Infrared Lamp
• Size: 76 x 15mm/2.99 x 0.59in(Outer Dia. x H)

Features:

• 42 IR LED board for CCTV Infrared Lamp
• Replace a camera LED board for your broken or worn out IR LED board
• Very bright infrared LEDs without much energy consume
• Easy to clean and do not rust

Details:

• Infrared 60 degree illuminator board plate with 42 LED for CCTV CCD security camera

• Very bright LED illuminator board plate with 60 Degree and 42 Infrared lights 

• Replace a security camera LED board for your broken or worn out IR LED board

• Excellent in workmanship, made of high qulaity material, the LED illuminator board plate is with long lifespan

How to Test IR LEDs?

• Remote IR LED:
• Insert new batteries into the remote you want to test
• Point the front of the remote where the LED is attached at the lens of a digital camera. Turn the digital camera on. A cell phone camera will also work for this
• Press a button on the remote. If the LED is working properly, you will see a series of bright flashes from the bulb in the camera's LCD screen
• Individual LED Bulb:
• Calculate the resistor ohms needed to connect the IR LED bulb to a 9V battery. Resistors limit the amount of electricity passed to the LED. If too much electricity is allowed to pass, it will burn out the bulb
• To calculate the resistor ohms needed for the LED, subtract the LED's forward volts from the battery's voltage, then divide that number by the amps needed to power the LED. The forward voltage should be listed on the LED's packaging. For example, if your LED requires 40mAh and has a forward voltage of 4v, and you're going to connect the LED to a 9V battery, the equation would look like this: (12volts - 4volts) / 0.04 = 200ohm. In this example, the LED would require a 200ohm resistor in order to run off a 9V battery
• Twist one end of the resistor onto the longer of the LED's two wires; the longer wire is the positive wire, while the shorter wire is the ground. Clip an alligator clip from the other end of the resistor to the positive terminal on the 9V battery. Clip another alligator clip from the ground LED wire to the negative terminal on the battery
• Look at the LED light bulb using a digital camera. The bulb is functional if it is glowing on the camera's screen

Package Included:

• 1 x Illuminator Board Plate