Bright Pi - Bright White and IR Camera Light for Raspberry Pi

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Bright LED Illumination is the Raspberry Pi accessory you've been waiting for. Bright white and infrared lighting shines bright on your RasPi camera module. The Bright Illuminator is a breakout board designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi (works seamlessly with other I2C devices too, including Arduino) which adds both high-powered visible light and invisible infrared illumination to your project, making it perfect for use with the Raspberry Pi camera module or the Pi NoIR camera module. It's ideal for any DIY project that requires extra LED lighting. The Bright Illuminator easily plugs directly into the I2C interface on the Raspberry Pi and is completely programmable using Python or any other programming language. The intensity of the LEDs is fully adjustable with our onboard driver chip. You can also program it to turn off when not in use for energy efficiency. You want colorful LEDs? Easy! Simply replace the existing lights with your preferred LEDs, up to 5v voltage rating, and control them using the I2C interface on your Raspberry Pi. The Bright Illuminator boasts sturdy M2 mounting holes, identical to those found on the camera module, allowing it to be screwed onto your Pi securely. It's been proven to work seamlessly with the Pimoroni camera mount kit. Add extra illumination to your projects in no time with our hassle-free solution! Grab a Bright Illuminator from http://www.pi-supply.com/product/bright-illuminator-white-led-infrared-raspberry-pi/, an affordable online solution perfect for makers, inventors and enthusiasts worldwide. For complete setup and troubleshooting instructions follow this link: Step 1: Connect your Raspberry Pi and the illuminator together through the I2C interface Instructions to order: Purchase directly from our website at http://www.pi-supply.com/product/bright-illuminator-white-led-infrared-raspberry-pi/. If you don't feel like making one yourself, we'll take care of it! Should you prefer a more DIY approach: All component layouts, pin assignments and component parts are released as public domain files to allow any member of the open source community to recreate or improve on our original work under an approved open source license. Should modifications occur: You're requested by us that, should such a version get widely known - if so modified please attribute this development.