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Infrared Security Light - Extreme CCTV International - Facility Management Product Release
Extreme CCTV International
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The UFLED intelligent infrared illuminator from Extreme CCTV is designed for night surveillance. The company’s Constant Light system compensates for LED degradation for performance longevity in varying ambient temperatures. The illuminator provides up to 720 feet of infrared illumination, according to the company.
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posted: 2/11/2008