PairUnormal Guys: [DIY] -Infrared CCTV Ring Light For Under $5

Even cheaper if you buy from china. Powers from 9v or 12v. Also has a dusk/dawn light sensor. Just remove the battery before storage as it'll stay on in the dark.

[@MrEdHoss777]

AWESOME! I was looking to build my own IR lights for my night camera. I can get the good 940nm that you can't see for $5.

[@rodrigoalves6770]

If the technology industries see these videos they will change the cameras' infrared system so that it can no longer be removed

[@ChucksParanormal]

Fantastic video! I'll be working on this shortly! Thanks for the tutorial!

[@mokihaname]

this looks pretty cool... thanks for showing and sharing

[@ParaholiX]

Moki Me Thanks and no problem. Cheap and versatile is what we like. -jlo

[@ariannyrebecabritto8887]

+PairUnormal Guys bom dia preciso. fala com vc

[@STAY-GOLD-VINYL]

Very clever idea with the hat light

[@Zanzubaa]

Remarkable what you can buy from Hong Kong for 2 bucks with free postage.

[@Aerox90]

And I seriously JUST placed an order on a $60 handheld infrared flashlight literally 10 minutes ago 🤦🏻‍♂️😆 🤷🏻‍♂️ Oh well... At least I'll have a backup light incase I fail to build this! (How could anyone POSSIBLY fail to build these, you might ask? Well, I accidently blew up my brand new DJ-equipment approximatly 7 seconds after I had unboxed it...😅 So, you want me to solder electronic wires onto a circuitboard? Ok! But first, just let me call the funeral parlour and book me in real quick, then I'm ready! 😁)

[@lucdouce3400]

Nicely done

[@user-ij7jx1ve7p]

Hi Is there a camera or phone that penetrates thick things and can penetrate the wall and explain what is behind it.

[@AlejandroInAustin]

Nice DIY video!!!

[@KousalSingh]

good work for you and your work

[@user-xj9rd4xy1k]

What is the name the no glow ir bulb

[@ParaholiX]

Thanks for the question/comment but unfortunately the guy that made this video, jlo was our tech guy and he’s been off the team for several years now and honestly we don’t really have a tech guy anymore😅 and I have no idea what the names were of any of these items or where he got them from?

[@samzilla1050]

I'm trying to make a night vision sj4000 for fishing using this light. Any advice to make it waterproof or resistant? Thanks

[@ParaholiX]

Well unfortunately the man that made that video, our former tech guy is no longer on the team, and I don’t know anything about that type of stuff😅. We also haven’t used one of those cameras in years, but oddly enough just yesterday I found one that I still have and was considering using it on our next investigation. When we bought them originally they came with all kinds of little attachments that you could use and one of them was a hard protective action cam like case that is waterproof. We had to cut slots in it so the audio could be usable but if yours didn’t come with that case you probably can find it online, I would try eBay.

[@3D_Printing]

Yes, it has to be reALLY DARK FOR THE led RING TO TURN ON, nOTE MINE WIRES THE OTHER WAY ROUND. dO YOU KNOW WHAT THE OTHER TINY PLUG IS FOR? iT SEEMS TO BE MARKED ir fOR infrared; opps Cap look on sorry

[@Leparanormaldu24]

Good thank you

[@Berghiker]

What video camera did you use for the centre?

[@GiffysChannel]

This would be cool on an fpv drone

[@randolfaquino9998]

how long will that 9v batt last?

[@ParaholiX]

I’m honestly not sure and the guy that built and created that isn’t on the team anymore. It’s also been a long time since we used that particular type of infrared light, but if I had to guess I would say you’d probably get 2 to 4 hours out of it? Now that’s also depending on the brand but that’s just a guess.

[@randolfaquino9998]

Appreciate the reply and will try build one :) Happy anomally finding!!! Will.check out your new videos too. Do protect your eyes from UV lights believe they have those yellow glasses for that :) thanks again!

[@khaosrulzusa]

How long does 9v last ?

[@shelvesetc7150]

And is very discret too!!

[@techdetech]

nice video, well explained

[@pangian97]

Does the camera has to have an IR-filter in first? Or i can put it even on a pc web camera??

[@samin5739]

U need a cam that dont have an ir filter cuz it'll filter out the light and you won't be able to see any light

[@niceonejaved786]

Dear I want to ask that how much volt battery we need for this 12 or 9 volt?

[@ParaholiX]

It powers using either one. I used a 9v.

[@bombshell31600]

hi.... what is the 2 plug for ? ? ? ? greetings from germany ! ! !

[@ParaholiX]

Sorry. I seen your comment but it wasn’t here when I checked. I see that it went to spam. All good now. It’s for the 9V battery to power the light. It works off of 12V or 9V.

[@POOLMAN867]

my question is real towards the original use for the it lights . do you know if you can stop the it lights from coming on but have the day night sensor to work ? the sensor is what makes the it lens filter work on the security camera . I just want the it lights to not come on but I need filter to still be able to go infont of camera . thanks

[@POOLMAN867]

that should be ir not it sorry

[@ParaholiX]

That I don't know. You can probably cover the leds with something and not cover the sensor. Maybe even remove the leds. I've burned some out and they apparently aren't sequentially powered so the other lights still work when one doesn't.

[@POOLMAN867]

OK thank you that's helpful to know they not in sequence . I appreciate you responding !

[@charlieluo2910]

hello, i am charlie luo,an engineer in new opto,we are manufacturer for IR LED (850nm & 940nm),light sensor, if u have any question ,u can contact me asap ,my skype : charlie 32978

[@jeoffer]

Video starts at 0:58

[@johnnysi6106]

for your cat????

[@shadowparabugs1489]

Does the 9v battery last considering it runs of 12v?

[@ParaholiX]

From my experience it will run about 4-8 hours with a 9v battery but I say this that way because it has a dusk to dawn sensor. Whenever there is other light sources detected, it will shut off. So solid 4 hours and likely more. These don't go farther than say 10' for moderate lighting though.

[@RawTopShot]

Para-holiX I think you'd be better off in the long run using a 3 cell Rc lipo rechargeable battery pack. 11- 12v maybe 1800mah to 2400 mah. it would last a lot longer in use and have long service life because you just recharge it. So it works out much cheaper than all those 9v PP3 Batteries you would end up using.

[@unlimitediq1894]

@@ParaholiXwhat part is at 1:50?

[@jamesgerrard3327]

can I order the irs light board on eBay. I got some but they only seem to work of mains 12v .

[@ParaholiX]

Yeah, that's where I got ours. We no longer use them as a viable light source in IR but they still remain as one of the cheapest options to this day.

[@unlimitediq1894]

@@ParaholiX what part is at 1:50

[@ParaholiX]

@@unlimitediq1894 It's a 9V battery connector

[@unlimitediq1894]

@@ParaholiX you have any spare connected IR Illuminators you could give me? I really need one.

[@Zanzubaa]

Would have been nice to see one used outside in the dark.

[@ParaholiX]

For outside, they’re terrible. Can’t see anything unless there’s tons of trees around you. This only goes about 10’ for indoors. For outside, we use a 30watt Colorado Paratech 6 light array which costs $200 and are powered by two 18650 batteries.

[@Zanzubaa]

I did not expect a reply, thank you good sir! Ok these won't do me then, I was aiming to angle the camera down at the ground and film about 10' away. It's for a critter cam setup i'm making.

[@ParaholiX]

If you can get AC power to it then get a BLACK Reptile Heat Lamp bulb. They cost about $6 and produce tons of infrared light and very very little visible light. They look just like a black UV bulb but aren’t. Get that and a clamp fixture and you’ll be set for really cheap. No problem on the reply, I try when I can.

[@calotcha108]

Music too loud.

[@ParaholiX]

I got ya.. It's an older video and I've noticed the same thing when looking back on some of our older content like this.

[@mynotekungs]

can see red ir ? no Invisible ?

[@ParaholiX]

This produces only Infrared lighting which we can't see. If you look directly at the light, you'll see very dim red but that's all. You'll need a modified camera to see the invisible light these produce.

[@mynotekungs]

940nm invisible

[@charlieluo2910]

hello, i am charlie luo,an engineer in new opto,we are manufacturer for IR LED (850nm & 940nm),light sensor, if u have any question ,u can contact me asap ,my skype : charlie 32978

[@charlieluo2910]

hello, i am charlie luo,an engineer in new opto,we are manufacturer for IR LED (850nm & 940nm),light sensor, if u have any question ,u can contact me asap ,my skype : charlie 32978

[@ppalan7748]

we are manufacturer of ir diode.any needs can contact me for some diodes

[@xernm2777]

Ohhh cool bro

[@johnnysi6106]

Nvm for your cap haha sorry.

[@xernm2777]

Johnny Si lol