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Gordy7

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#272600 4-Jul-2020 19:07
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I have a few Dahua IP security cameras which seem to be loosing peripheral IR illumination.

 

I haven't kept any snapshots from first installation.

 

Maybe related to aging or lower winter temperatures.

 

Anyone have any experience with loss of camera peripheral illumination?

 

Here are a few snapshots showing night and day views.

 

Dahua IPC-HDW4431C, 4M pixel (2592*1520), 2.8mm Lens

 

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Dahua IPC-HDW4300C, 3M pixel (2048*1536), 2.8mm Lens 

 

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  #2517324 4-Jul-2020 19:08
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Thats normal when you have such a wide lens on them. Add some IR illuminators and it will be fine.





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  #2517327 4-Jul-2020 19:16
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The camera shots I have shown are about 10 and 15 metres range.

 

I guess the more common 3.6mm lens would show more uniform illumination.





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  #2517914 6-Jul-2020 12:46
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Your ip cams are fine and working good, you can log into the cams and adjust if you have to



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  #2517920 6-Jul-2020 13:16
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richms:

 

Thats normal when you have such a wide lens on them. Add some IR illuminators and it will be fine.

 

 

Any recommendation on what to use by chance?


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  #2517923 6-Jul-2020 13:23
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Yoban:

 

Any recommendation on what to use by chance?

 

 

These work well... https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1000007691607.html

 

Only negative is they are an ugly grey colour. I've powder coated mine white, but the glass was a PITA to remove.


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  #2518013 6-Jul-2020 14:56
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SirHumphreyAppleby:

 

These work well... https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1000007691607.html

 

Only negative is they are an ugly grey colour. I've powder coated mine white, but the glass was a PITA to remove.

 

 

These do look good - power supply can this be PoE or do they run from transformers?


 
 
 

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  #2518015 6-Jul-2020 15:06
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Yoban:

 

These do look good - power supply can this be PoE or do they run from transformers?

 

 

Any 12V DC power supply that can deliver enough current will do (centre positive, with a 2.-something DC connector), including those cheap PoE (802.3af) to 12V adaptors. I ran one in that configuration for a while, but needed the port for another camera.


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  #2518115 6-Jul-2020 17:14
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I got a couple like this https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000549091155.html that work great. They don't take to being PWM dimmed tho as there is some smarts and capacitors inside them, and they will really wash out number plates at full power when close.





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