I am in a wheelchair. If I install at my eye level will I still be able to see a tall person's face?
1589861
I don't think you would be able to. If you were able to reach up to touch button at the regular height, you might be able to see them on the screen.
1589862
I stand six foot tall and I installed mine at about 5 1/2 feet off the floor (my approx. eye level standing) and when I look at the viewing screen I can see the ceiling light outside of the door so I tend to believe that the field of view on the unit will allow a person in a wheel chair to see a person's face standing outside. Keep in mind that what you see on the viewing screen is relative to how far the person is standing away from your door after they ring your bell. Hope this helps.
1077222
Basically yes. I have to lift my head to see. Not ideal but better than no mirror.
2057008
it's depend, usually the TV center one foot above the eyes height. i.e. from the best seating place the eyes height. I like the TV center to be with my eyes height while I'm standing.Do the best for you.
1888812
Should not be a problem. What might also help someone who has limited vision is a card stand, a platform you can make or buy that holds cards upright. It makes cards easier to see because they do not have to overlap as they must in your hand.
678779
I have 5 inch so that I am able to see better when driving. Your eyes are not as good when you age.
599882
Well, it might even work better for a more flat nose. I have problems with the light coming in because my bridge is too high. I Cannot tell you for sure though.
1094938
It might actually be better for people with lower bridges. My bridge is a little high and it holds the mask slightly off my face creating the gap that lets light in. The further away from the expected average you are, the less perfectly a contoured mask is going to fit you. It still does a good job though. Unless there's a light shining up into the gap, it isn't very noticeable when I'm looking straight ahead.
1634861
If you mean one of those extra-wide wheelchairs, probably not. The straps won't read around anything wider than a standard chair.
1205831
No, not really, I'm 5' 10" and I ha be never had much trouble with viewing. In fact, putting it top of something may make it to tall to view.
601599
There are a number of heights offered. The height you need for front sight depends on, inter alia, what you have as a rear sight.
618788
I don't get your question completely. If you are talking about adjusting the distance between eye pieces, it is possible. I am 6' 3 it works good for me.
897203
Yes, but it is hard to view the display if your eyes are higher than where it is mounted. Our mount is about 8" above the kitchen counter and I am 6' tall. I can barely read it when standing straight, even after adjusting the contrast to the highest level. I have to bend over and lower my head to really read the caller ID when a call comes in. The display is perfect when directly at eye height and fades off the higher your eyes are above the display when mounted on the wall. :-(
2071280
hello,answer to your Q: you can't the machine isn't strong enough to do anything... don't waste your money!! you can feel a slight shock when you are going around your eye area with the machine but that's all it is a slight shock - I went and had botox for my 11's and my elevens are GONE:)!
299054
It would not be easy for someone with low vision. The on/off button is on the side and tiny and I sometimes have trouble finding it.
2026924
No. Absolutely not, according to manufacturer's instructions. The closest to your eye you can come is the crows feet.
2020317
No. You cannot be seen if someone is looking in through this peephole. I did not need to check, but I did to make sure that they have not changed the way optics work. If one could see through they would probably see upside down.
341319
i believe you can. i am 5'8" and i have no problem if you are in the middle of the blind.