The IR623-PoE-2 Series 850nm Long Range IR Illuminator (160’, 100 x 50°) from Iluminar offers IR lighting for video surveillance systems. The unit covers multiple scenes up to a distance of 160'. With an IP67 rating, it is vandal proof and can be used indoors and outdoors. The anodized aluminum housing provides protection from harsh weather conditions. This illuminator has no hot spots, a wide emission angle at long range, and avoids attracting insects that obscure a camera's view. IR illumination is an ideal source of illumination for security cameras, as it is invisible to the human eye but visible to night vision cameras. It also avoids problems caused by light pollution and has a longer range than visible light.

Long range IR illuminator

SMT LED technology

160' range

100 x 50° beam

850nm wavelength

Low power consumption (36W)

IP67 weatherproof rating

Built-in photocell IR on/off

Telemetry input for remote switching

High Power PoE power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this AP be powered by a non-Ubiquiti PoE router such as Netgear GS108PE or TP Link SG1008PE?

A: It comes with a PoE injector, but it can be powered by PoE compatible routers as well.

Q: 2. what is the diameter of the mounting plate?

A: Base mount diameter is 68mm.

Q: 3. Has anyone upgraded from the previous non-AC LR units? Are the mounts the same or do you need to redrill the wall?

A: The mount plates are indeed different for the UAP-LR and UAP-AC-LR. Of note, the UAP-AC-LR access points are 25 mm (0.98 inches) smaller than the older UAP-LR access points.

Q: 4. How long is the POE cable which connects this Unifi unit to the POE adapter?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-LR-US 802.11ac Long Range Access Point BH #UBUAPACLRUS does not include any Ethernet cables. If you are referring to the power cord for the PoE injector, it is approximately 1.5'.

Q: 5. Can this tripod be used without a center column? (Camera attached to base)

A: No, the tripod needs to use a center column. But it does come with a short column as well as the standard one.

Q: 6. Are the new AP's compatible with the legacy AP's on the same network?

A: Yes, The new AP's will be backwards compatible with the older units on the same network.

Q: 7. Does the 5 pack come with the Poe adapters?

A: Definitely not! Thats part of the cost savings

Q: 8. Does this unit have a pass thru data port on the back so you can connect another unit in line with it?

A: There is no pass through on this unit.

Q: 9. Does the single pack come with a Gigabit or Fast Ethernet PoE adapter?

A: I may have found it myself. In the datasheet it shows they're shipped with a 24V, 0.5A Gigabit PoE Adapter.

Q: 10. What is it with the US tag in the part number? Is it strictly reserved for US residents? I'm from Canada and would like to buy one of these someday.

A: From Ubiquiti's community website...The reason why there are two versions (other brands other versions as well), because in the US, they do not allow devices which are capable of operating outside the US Regulatory domain by the FCC. In terms of the difference or a super-set, the US Version is basically a World Version restricted to operate within the US Regulatory domain. In terms of a product purchase, if you were purchasing from a US seller, you can only get the US version since they are allowed to sell this version. There are some sellers in the US which do sell the World Version, however they can only ship it to addresses outside of the US. If you were purchasing from outside the US, they will have World Versions (ie. Canada).