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Axton Blaze At-56w-s 600'-range Illuminator With Day/night Sensor (30°)

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The Blaze AT-56W-S 600'-Range Illuminator with Day/Night Sensor from AXTON synchronizes with your camera or other system device to provide light automatically. Pulsed mode allows syncing with a camera shutter for industrial, machine vision, and ANPR/LPR applications. The illuminator sheds light to a range of 600'. The illuminator is IP67 rated and vandal resistant, and includes a pan/tilt U bracket for simple installation. You can link multiple Blaze illuminators together to increase coverage.

7200-Lumen Output Energy Efficient Automatic Day/Night Switch I/O Ports for Seamless Camera Sync IP67 Rated Includes Pan/Tilt U Bracket

Parameters
Coverage Angle	30°
Illumination Distance	Range: 600' / 182 m HFOV: 310' / 94 m
Input Voltage	24 to 36 VDC or 24 VAC
Power Consumption	56 W
Lumen	7200 lumens
Color Temperature	6000K
Operating Temperature	-58 to 140°F / -50 to 60°C
Environmental	IP67
Dimensions	6.25 x 3.50 x 9.25" / 159 x 89 x 235 mm
Weight	5.5 lb / 2.5 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	5.91 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	10.7 x 7.9 x 4.4"

I/O ports for seamless camera sync

Pulsed mode allows syncing with camera shutter

Day/Night sensor

IP67-rated for outdoor use

Includes pan/tilt U bracket

Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use light pollution or hydrogen alpha filters with it? If yes, what size?

A: Sorry you can't use any filters with the Night Owl Optics iGen 20/20.

Q: 2. if it has sd card can it take pictures

A: Not this version. There is a more expensive version with SD card socket that can take photos and vga video. You need to use an RCA cable to transfer image into a capturing device if you buy this version.

Q: 3. How does it work outside the US?

A: Yes, as long as it is Verizon compliment with your network.

Q: 4. What size is this orange notebook? (The Overview and Specs are greyed out...)

A: The size is, 6.875" x 8.5" x .375".

Q: 5. This unit is not weather proof correct?

A: THE UNIT IS NOT WATERPROOF.

Q: 6. Will camera take photos and video simultaneously?

A: NO, the Bushnell CelluCORE 30 Cellular Trail Camera (Verizon) BH #BU119902V • MFR #119902V cannot take photos and video simultaneously.

Q: 7. does it use battery during the day? how long does the batteries work?

A: Since it is a digital device, it employs an image sensor and image display, therefore batteries are always required to operate the device regardless of what time of the day/night it is. Typical 2pcs of CR123A will work anywhere between 3hrs and 5hrs depending on the image display brightness, use of IR illuminator, video/wi-fi activation etc. We recommend powering the binocular via USB port with 5V/2A power bank device (similar to those used to charge cellphones). In this case working time can be extended up to 10-15hrs, depending on the power bank capacity.

Q: 8. What material is the binocular body made of?

A: The binocular housing is made from molded lightweight thermoplastic. The front lens assemblies are made of aluminum.

Q: 9. is this exportable? I want to take it on safari in africa.

A: You should not have problems, it is also a very effective article an answer to this question.

Q: 10. Will the v30 Verizon work with T-Mobile cell phone

A: Bushnell CelluCORE 30 Cellular Trail Camera only works with Verizon or AT&T.

Eric	22/05/2024
Can get some night vision cheaper, and many A LOT more expensive. This seemed a good middle of the road purchase for me. I have not taken any pics or video so can't comment, but that was never my intent. It shows good detail in structures across a corn field an honest 350 yards away on a pitch black night using the IR illuminator. I think it's perfect for keeping tabs on property in the dark. 5

Bruce	30/11/-0001
Before I purchased the Night Vision Monocular I wanted to know if I could use it with glasses or without. I am farsighted and need reading glasses. Customer service at Luna Optics responded to my E Mail quickly and said yes the diopter correction in the eye piece would work, and it does. I can see the display clearly without glasses, allowing the rubber eye cup to be extended. The rubber eye cup does fold up quickly if you do wear glasses and can still see the entire display. The display is very clear both day and night. With some ambient light, the IR illuminator is not required. For long range (200 yards) the adjustable IR illuminator can focus the IR beam to a spot or broader area coverage. Then, I E-Mailed customer service and asked about battery life and they recommended a Power Pack. I measured the current drain in each mode: 1. Unit on, IR Low, Video off, WiFi off = 390 mA 2. Unit on, IR High, Video off, WiFi off = 940 mA 3. Unit on, IR Med Video on, WiFi on =600 mA 4. Unit on, IR High, Video on, WiFi on = 970 mA The Capacity for the batteries I have: CR123A -1500 mAh, RCR123 - 800 mAh ,Power Bank 10,000 mAh For the above modes these batteries will last: 1. RC123A 2.1 hrs, CR123 - 3.8 hrs, Power Bank 25 hrs 2. RC123A 0.9 hrs, CR123 -1.6 hrs, Power Bank 10.6 hrs 3. RC123A 1.3 hrs, CR123 - 2.5 hrs, Power Bank 16.7 hrs 4. RC123A 0.8hrs, CR123 - 1.5 hrs, Power Bank 10.3 hrs For my intermittent use, which is Mode 1, the rechargeable CR123 batteries are fine (EBL16). When I tripod mount the unit, I used the Power Bank. The optical 6X magnification is fine hand held, but when using the digital zoom at 36x a tripod is needed for good video and photos. 5