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CONTENTS OF BOX
900/950 series IR illuminator 1-off 900/950 series IR lamp
735 bracket
1 only
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Videmech range of quartz halogen infra red illuminators come in two distinct types. These are the 900 Series 500 Watt with finned castings for added heat dissipation, and the smaller 950 Series 300 Watt. Each size has a range of filter and diffuser types, and other accessories such as brackets, dual lamp controllers and stoneguards. This document contains information covering versions 900 to 909, and 950 to 959, and should be read thoroughly to prevent incorrect installation. INS00209 ISSUE : 3 ECO B00203 Page 2 of 8 October 1999
900 & 950 Series - IR Illuminators VARIANTS OF THE 900 & 950 SERIES
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The 900 & 950 series units are available in several versions as summarised in Table I below. Quickcode IR900 IR901 IR902 IR903 IR905 IR906 IR907 IR908 IR950 IR951 IR952 IR953 Type 900 901 902 903 905 906 907 908 950 952 955 957 Power (Watts) 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 300 300 300 Filter 715 nm 830 nm Diffuser Narrow Wide
Spot
Flood
900DI - 908DI and 950DI - 957DI as 900 - 908 and 950 - 957, but with dichroic as opposed to dyed-inthe-mass filters. (see Note 2 below) Table I Options available on the 900 and 950 Series illuminators Note 1: For factory fitted photo-cell fitted on rear of unit quote PC at time of order. Note 2 : The filtering properties of dyed-in-the-mass filters are developed in a lengthy manufacturing process, giving them a sharp response. Dichroic filters are coated plates of toughened glass. Their performance is not as ideal, but they are less expensive. There are two grades of infra red filter available, these being 715 nm and 830 nm. These figures are the wavelength of infrared transmitted by the lamp. 715 nm filters allow a dull red glow to be visible, whereas 830 nm filters operate almost totally within the infra red part of the spectrum and thus transmit virtually no visible light.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
All persons installing and maintaining this equipment should be suitably qualified and work to national and local standards and codes of practice. This equipment may be attached to units that are subject to remote control and may move at any time and should be installed such that it cannot come into contact with anyone. Persons working on the equipment should take appropriate precautions to ensure that unexpected movement does not occur as this could lead to injury. In situations where there could be a risk of injury, should any part of the assembly become detached for any reason and fall, normal common sense safety precautions should be employed. A strong safety chain between the housing and the mounting surface is recommended. The mounting surface must be sufficiently solid and strong to take the all-up weight of the complete configuration and take into account environmental aspects such as wind. Only the recommended bracket, column spacers and housings should be used. All cables should be of the correct type as specified by national and local standards and codes of practice and should be checked for wear at 6-monthly intervals and replaced if necessary. The installer should ensure that the unit is lightning protected where appropriate. Hazardous voltages are present in this equipment and may also be present within associated items affixed to it. As the mounting surface to which the head could be attached is user dependent, Molynx Videmech do not supply screws for securing the base of the head to its mounting surface. It is the installers responsibility to ensure that fixing bolts are selected that are fit for purpose for the specific configuration required. All fastenings and cables should be thoroughly checked for tightness and wear one month after installation and, thereafter, at 6-monthly intervals.
POINTS TO REMEMBER
Ensure that the movements of the illuminators are not obstructed in any way when the head is in motion. Most occurrences can be avoided by adjusting the limit stops on the head. Refer to the relevant pan and tilt head installation documents. At all times ensure that the illuminators and housing are as close to the tilt axis as possible to prevent excessive pan/tilt wear. (Refer to pan/tilt installation manual for details on mounting) Each illuminator must be earthed and fused with a 5 Amp slow-blow fuse.
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MOUNTING THE 900 AND 950 ILLUMINATORS MOUNTING TO A 600/610 SERIES HEAD
A single infra red illuminator can be fitted to the 600/610 Series head with side-mounted platform using the Videmech 732 bracket as follows: Remove the platform from the head using a 6mm Allen key. Mount the 732 bracket between the end of the tilt shaft of the head and the platform using the existing platform screws as shown in Figure 1. Screw the lamp to the bracket using the M6 x 20 screws, washers and bolts supplied with the bracket. The lamp can be fitted above either the camera housing or the pan and tilt head depending upon the size of the camera housing. Up to two infra red illuminators can be fitted to the 600/610 Series head with up and over platform using the Videmech 730 bracket for a single lamp, or 731 for two. Remove the camera housing from the up and over platform using a 10mm spanner. Use two M4 countersunk screws to hold the bracket to the platform. Replace the existing screws to clamp the bracket between the platform and the housing, as in Figure 2. Reposition the stirrup on the lamp so that the lamp hangs downwards. Screw the lamp(s) to the bracket using the M6 x 40 screws, washers and bolts supplied with the bracket.
Figure 1 platform
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Unscrew M4 x 35 Screw from P&T OTT Bracket before slotting in the 735 bracket to the side aperture, then lock into place with the screw.
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Spot Narrow Wide Flood Spot 950 Series Flood Table II Beam angles for each type of IR illuminator
In ideal conditions, a 900 Series infra red illuminator could have a range of up to 1000 metres. However, there are several factors that affect this performance as follows: Diffuser The range of the illuminators decreases as the amount of diffusion of the beam increases. Hence flood would have the shortest range, followed by wide, narrow and spot with the longest range. For this reason, a flood or wide angle diffuser would be best suited for illuminating a wide camera view at close range, switching to a lamp fitted with narrow or spot diffuser when zooming the camera in to a target at long range. Filter The 715 nm filter offers a greater range over the 830 nm filter since it allows a greater bandwidth of light to pass, and thus more light energy is emitted. Weather conditions The moisture in the atmosphere absorbs the infra red light emitted by the lamp. Hence wet or foggy conditions greatly reduce the range of the illuminators. Camera Type Some camera types are more sensitive than others. Consult the manufacturers documentation for more information. Avoid cameras with built-in infra-red filters.
MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS
Physical dimensions for the 900 & 950 Series IR-illuminators are shown in Figure 6. All measurements are given in millimetres.
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Figure 6 Physical dimensions for the 900 Series and 950 Series illuminators. ISSUE : 3 Page 8 of 8 ECO B00203 October 1999