Infrared illumination system

Key Benefits:

  • Even backlighting in the form of the “light” corridor, unlike spotlights, which provide strong illumination for objects located nearby and weak illumination for objects distanced from them.
  • Spotlights (external and built-in) emit light of conical shape which forms opaque zones nearby. The proposed solution creates a straight illumination front regardless of the object’s shape thanks to the flexibility of the emitter. Alongside, the light is evenly emitted in the area.
  • The cost of spotlights strongly influences the quantity of spotlights that can be installed at the facility. This solution is much more cost‐effective.
  • Due to the flexibility of the emitter and the continuity of illumination, the area that needs to be emitted may have any shape and any number of turns, benches, etc.
  • Unlike spotlights, the range of illumination may be adjusted step by step by increasing or decreasing the number of emitter’s lines at the desired spot.

Key Benefits:

  • The length of the area of illumination is not limited; if necessity to extend it to the desired spot arises, the
    emitter’s line is turned on.
  • If needed some spots in the emitted area may be left not illuminated (for example, to avoid lightening night vision devices); something that cannot be provided by the spotlights.
  • Installation of the emitter may be undertaken by any electrician. No special knowledge is needed.
    Due to the weak red phantom glow, the emitter generates the dotted line, which is convenient for a visual indication of the perimeter.
  • Due to the multi‐directionality of the emitter’s elements, the fluence over the entire length of the emitter is even, which provides high‐quality video surveillance in the dark and reduces the sharpness of subjects

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