The black powder coated WLC99-PoE Series Short-Range White Light Illuminator from Iluminar is designed to provide visible lighting for color network cameras via PoE (Power over Ethernet)-enabled network infrastructure. It employs 6 SMT (Surface Mount Technology) white LEDs that provide illumination up to 99' (30m). This IP66-rated illuminator is vandal-resistant and can be installed both indoors and outdoors. Its die-cast aluminum housing and tempered glass panel provide protection from harsh weather conditions and rapid temperature variations ranging from -40 to 122°F (-40 to 50°C). The illuminator features dual power input (12 VDC or 24 VAC) and automatic light on/off via built-in photocell.

Short-range white light illuminator for color CCTV cameras

Illumination distance up to 99' (30m) and illumination angle of 15°

PoE powered (IEEE802.3af compliant)

IP66-rated weatherproof

Automatic light on/off via built-in photocell

Even illumination

Black powder coated stainless steel wall mount

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the weight capacity of this chair?

A: The weight capacity of this Filmcraft Pro Series Short Director's Chair (18", Natural Frame, Black Canvas) would be 300 pounds.

Q: 2. This speaker has Bluetooth system

A: No, the Turbosound NuQ152-AN does not have Bluetooth built-in. but you can use a separate Bluetooth receiver adapter which would allow you to stream audio from another device like a smartphone, tablet or computer to the speaker.

Q: 3. Will this fit the Nikon D810 with the extra grip?

A: Yes! I had Nikon 810 with 80-400mm lens on it on a recent trip to Iran!

Q: 4. Does this model have PoE?

A: It is designed for Input Voltage 12 to 32 VDC or 24 VAC. Non PoE.

Q: 5. HOW DO YOU CONNECT POWER to IRC 99 -A80-024?

A: You run a 12 volt connection through the water resistant connector and connect it to the terminals inside.

Q: 6. How did you get your name printed on the back of the chair?

A: B&H does not offer custom printing services for the Filmcraft Pro Series Short Director's Chair. Customized canvas backs can be ordered from the manufacturer's website.

Q: 7. How do I supply 12V to this Iluminar IR919? The document describes the cable as a 6 wire in different colours - There is only 4 wires on the mounted cable!

A: Hello Bo. The Low voltage IR919-2 series unit has 6 wires. The black and red wire are for power. The other wires are not needed unless you want to bypass the photocell. a href= http://iluminarinc.com/images/pdf/iriluminators/IR919-2-Series-v2.0.pdf target= _blank http://iluminarinc.com/images/pdf/iriluminators/IR919-2-Series-v2.0.pdf/aa href= http://iluminarinc.com/images/pdf/Iluminar-installation-instructions-Series-II-v2.pdf target= _blank http://iluminarinc.com/images/pdf/Iluminar-installation-instructions-Series-II-v2.pdf/aIf you have an IR919-PoE-2 model then you will only have 4 wires. The PoE units will have two cables. One for a CAT5 cable. You need a Hi-PoE injector that can power a unit up to 60W. The second cable is for telemetry, which again, is for bypassing the photocell. a href= http://iluminarinc.com/images/pdf/iriluminators/IR919-PoE-2-Series-v1.0.pdf target= _blank http://iluminarinc.com/images/pdf/iriluminators/IR919-PoE-2-Series-v1.0.pdf/aa href= http://iluminarinc.com/images/pdf/Iluminar-PoE-installation-instructions-Series-II-v1.0.pdf target= _blank http://iluminarinc.com/images/pdf/Iluminar-PoE-installation-instructions-Series-II-v1.0.pdf/aRegards,Eddie Reynolds eddier@iluminarinc.com

Q: 8. what size is the battery for the flash light, Can't find it any where?

A: The ATN IR850 Pro Long-Range Infrared Illuminator takes an 18650 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery (3.6V, 3500mAh).

Q: 9. What kind of wood is the chair made of?

A: The Filmcraft Pro Series Short Director's Chair (18", Natural Frame, Black Canvas), BH #FISDCN, is made of Beech Wood.

Q: 10. Is there any way to get additional velcro straps to secure gear on the inside of the pack?

A: This is a question for Tamrac. However, suggest you just get your own. you can buy velcro on rolls at sewing/fabric stores and you can just cut off what you need. Likely the cheapest option.dave k