is there a mode on these lights in which they dont strobe? just still amber marker lights?
1267101
No! The strobe controller has a rapid strobing zig zag, a slow blinking zig zag, and a slow blink. To get the lights to stay solid you must wire them directly to power, without the included control box
41513
Yes. They are rechargeable batteries. It sounds like your light is defective.
448991
I too was disappointed with the amber lighting. I thought it would be a bright white light. They still fit in the sconces nicely and look ok but I would have preferred white as well. The amber doesn't produce much light.
315035
Yes each time you press the button at the rear of the flashlight takes you to another mode, steady light, strobe, S.O.S. If you turn the light off for a bit the first button click will take you to the steady light mode. I've had these lights for a year now and they are still working fine. If you look around, Ultrafire also makes a light that has just the steady light mode, though I'm not sure of the model number.
859066
It's been a why'll since I installed them. I want to say no. I hooked them to my markers lites and they work great. Bright and strong!
403318
I haven't used these light that I got yet but did tinker with them enough to know that you can turn the modeling light off and the strobe will fire fine. I can't say about removing them but since you can turn them off I don't understand why you would want to remove them. My suggestion to you would be to remove them and see for yourself what happens. I would assume that if you can remove them you can put them back on???
1365888
I'm not sure yet. I really like the lights but I haven't had a chance to use them yet but I will shortly. Probably trigger w/ another strobe instead of a hard wire. It's really light and great, just what I was looking for!
1569044
Yes, if the LED display does not light up then there is probably something wrong with it, it should light up and you should be able to switch between modes/colors and control the strobe speed. Looks like you have to return this one, this is awesome though when it's working properly so don't go for another light just ask the seller to replace yours with another one.
1919211
nope you can strobe these lights if you wanted to. And the lights themselves take maybe 20 seconds to reach peak output and depending what you use them for. For example I use them for my house plants and starting my vegetable seeds and I have to have sunglasses on while working with them on. Hope that helps
564400
I don't think these will trigger strobes. If you are using a combination of speedlites and strobes you might consider using an optical trigger on the strobes which would be triggered by the speedlites, assuming line of sight. I like these Pixel units, but switched to PocketWizards for several reasons. The PocketWizards are a much more expensive alternative, but more versatile.
2188647
Most of these answers are blatantly wrong. There are three main "modes."1. Regular "on"2. dimmed "on"3. Strobe/Flashing.Turning it on/off quickly should get these effects.
716609
Not dimmable, you can only change the colors, strob them, or fade them into different colors
520449
No but you can dim them down or put them on full blast. I have mine hooked up to a timer so that when I enter the house at night I am not entering in total blackness.
341397
These are not flash these r continuos lighting , they stay on and no u don't need a trigger w these
1619708
LED lights should't strobe, they give a steady light. Returned mine for lack of enough light, but it did not strobe at all when I tested it
100059
Yes, but their so low light you wouldn't want them on anything but high. Mines in a touch lamp right now. Kinda annoying, having to touch it three times to get a usable light. I feel like I'm OCD.
1236625
There is only a AF assist light, but yes these can be used as a strobe. No TTL mode though, manual adjustment must be done