Dedicated Micros has launched the Dennard 2025, an infra-red LED illuminator that offers, the manufacturers say, an economical, low maintenance and environmentally-friendly alternative to white flood lighting.
The product provides, the makers say, discreet illumination for cameras such as the Dennard 2060 outdoor dome that have spectral responses extending into the infra-red range. It can give coverage for large areas, DM say, reaching up to 160 metres from the source at the nominal beam width of 30 degrees. The maximum beam width is 70 degrees at close range, and four power settings ensure that the effective distance of the illuminator can be tailored to individual site conditions.
The rugged design features, DM adds, a high impact, polycarbonate front sheet to withstand attack by vandals. The LEDs have a typical life expectancy in excess of five years, eliminating the regular maintenance required of halogen-based illuminators, and the unit comes with lightning protection as standard. The Dennard 2025 is also water and dust resistant to IP66. For ease of installation, the makers add, the 2025 is supplied with a two-axis wall mounting bracket, supporting easy horizontal and vertical adjustment.
Pauline Norstrom, Head of Marketing at Dedicated Micros, said: “The Dennard 2025 directly addresses the light pollution concerns highlighted in Part 9 of the recent Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Bill. The LED wavelength of 850nm adopted for the 2025 means that only a faint glow will actually be visible to the naked eye, making CCTV more popular in local communities.”
More information
For more information on the Dennard 2025 and other products in the Dennard range of domes and accessories you can ring Customer Services at Dedicated Micros on 0161 727 3244.
