Pros: sirve para reparar camaras que les ha fallado su propio circutio de led IR Contras: con el tiempo fallan algunos led

No cons. The board is doing it's job. Easy connection and is working fine on my drone. First time I inverted the polarity of the board and I was afraid I would have broken it. Luckely everything is still working fine.

Cheap and easy to install. Compact plate with sevaral possibilities for installation. Good enough to my particular porpuse (white background for contrasted pictures in dark conditions). It use 12V but gives too much red. I did fix it reducing voltage to 9V (still red but very reduced; with less 1... Cheap and easy to install. Compact plate with sevaral possibilities for installation. Good enough to my particular porpuse (white background for contrasted pictures in dark conditions). It use 12V but gives too much red. I did fix it reducing voltage to 9V (still red but very reduced; with less than 9V only 1 led works). I ordered 4 and 1 of them hadn't he movement sensor. In my case I don't need it and it was not a problem. Perfect for my porpuse, I have ordered 25 more. Read more

If you replace the original board in your cctv csmers, you may by do not see any changes. It no powerful, but you can see the human at 2 to 3 meeters. if you use thes device as a additional lighter, you must have 3 to5 pcs in your lighting. the human can see the red light from this IR device. It... If you replace the original board in your cctv csmers, you may by do not see any changes. It no powerful, but you can see the human at 2 to 3 meeters. if you use thes device as a additional lighter, you must have 3 to5 pcs in your lighting. the human can see the red light from this IR device. It no strong ,but visible. It unmasked this. If you want to d`nt see red light- you must use the IR filter. for example ir-filters to photos from this site. Simple ir-filter you can do with Kodak ASA100 foto film (after lighting this add processing) it good for this price! Read more

- You get a wired, resistor-equipped, out-of-the-box set of 35 IR LEDS - It actually has an LDR-sensor to detect the correct level of darkness for the IR's to shine - The price, compared to individual LEDS, is good - The hole in the middle is convenient (for camera lenses) - It has mounting holes... - You get a wired, resistor-equipped, out-of-the-box set of 35 IR LEDS - It actually has an LDR-sensor to detect the correct level of darkness for the IR's to shine - The price, compared to individual LEDS, is good - The hole in the middle is convenient (for camera lenses) - It has mounting holes all over it - Seem sturdy and well-built - You can see the LEDs glow, which looks cool, but is beside the point - It does not come with a corresponding plug. Luckily the socket can be stripped to two bare leads - The board tends to heat up - The circuit board is bare (good for DIY projets, but inconvenient in practice) - High voltage is needed (12V) Provide a suitable plug for the power socket. If you know what you're doing, get this cheap Infra-Red circuit. Read more

These things are absolutely brilliant. 20 IR leds will cost you almost as much as this item and here you're getting 35 soldered to a board, with resistors ready to run off 12vdc. I have a cheap wireless camera with 6 IR leds (bought off that bay place) and I wish that I'd paid the extra and the I... These things are absolutely brilliant. 20 IR leds will cost you almost as much as this item and here you're getting 35 soldered to a board, with resistors ready to run off 12vdc. I have a cheap wireless camera with 6 IR leds (bought off that bay place) and I wish that I'd paid the extra and bought the DX one. Anyway, the camera I have isn't very good at night, so I wired up one of these little beauties to 12vdc and at night it lights up half of my yard. Would have been nice to get a plug to fit the socket on the circuit board. Don't have any. If you need some IR leds for any night camera then grab a few of these. You won't regret it. Read more