After setting up new cameras, I need to solve some lighting issues. There are bushes near the eaves. so I get great exposure of the bush and everything further (like the sidewalk and street) mostly dark. A spotlight mounted near the camera is no help so I figure that blasting a big IR illuminator from the eaves wouldn't do much good either.

That leads me to wondering whether I could add IR lights to my landscape lights. I was fascinated by this thread but hope to find something that does not require soldering etc. I see one interesting product on Amazon, a red/infrared LED bulb with a G4 base that should fit directly into a landscape floodlight. The description doesn't specify AC or DC, but it does say it can be used for "chandeliers" and landscape lighting. Anyone tried that? Thoughts?
Or what about some kind of red filter on the landscape light?
Thanks,
Mark

That leads me to wondering whether I could add IR lights to my landscape lights. I was fascinated by this thread but hope to find something that does not require soldering etc. I see one interesting product on Amazon, a red/infrared LED bulb with a G4 base that should fit directly into a landscape floodlight. The description doesn't specify AC or DC, but it does say it can be used for "chandeliers" and landscape lighting. Anyone tried that? Thoughts?
Or what about some kind of red filter on the landscape light?
Thanks,
Mark
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