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Computar Ganz
A medium-range white-light illuminator casting a 60º beam to 82 feet with IP67 weather protection and dual 12 V DC or 24 V AC power input
This Computar Ganz WL-M6 white light illuminator delivers a 60º beam reaching 82 feet. An IP67 rating protects the unit against dust and water ingress. It operates on 12VDC or 24VAC power for flexible installation.
Installers needing medium-range white light for night-time colour video will find the 60º spread and 82-foot reach effective. Buyers requiring narrower or wider coverage, longer throw distances, or infrared output should consider alternative models.
| Brand | Computar Ganz |
|---|---|
| Model | WL-M6 |
The package contains the WL-M6 white light illuminator unit. A 12 V DC or 24 V AC power supply and mounting hardware are not included and must be sourced separately.
Select 12 V DC for low-voltage DC installations or 24 V AC when integrating with existing AC camera power systems; the illuminator accepts either input.
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