infrared vs blueflame
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It seems to light up with a blue flame and then it shows red so I guess you can either but when it is all heated it is red. But all & allit is a very good heater.
639058
It seems to light up with a blue flame but I guess you wouldcall it infrared. What happens is the blue flame quickly heatsup the 2 ceramic elements and then they glow red with heat.It's pretty neat. There is no blower.
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Infrared, I believe. It fires up, then the bricks glow. It's not one of those units where you continually see the blue flames on the bottom, no.
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Hi PuneetIt is the same product, but taken in different lighting conditions. Samples are always a great idea if you have very specific color requirements. CheersColin WhartonRocky Point Tile
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Color. They switch to a black and white / green infrared at night. It's a great system.
895600
The most important difference between this and a non-contact IR thermometer is that once you read a base temperature you can set the device to give a visual representation of any temperature differences. The way it does that is by changing the color of a bright spot of light it projects on the surface you are measuring. That was important to me because I am in the energy conservation business and I can use it to show my customers where cold air is leaking in around doors or windows or where heat is escaping to the outside. The light will go from green to red or from green to blue depending on whether the temperature is going up or down. Nothing beats a visual indication of what is going on and this gives you that. The light registers when you first read a base temperature then when it changes it goes to blue for colder or red for warmer in 1-5-10 degree increments depending on where it is set. Personally I am no fan of Black and Decker products. I avoid them as being cheap foreign made and low quality. However, this thing works for me and I have had it for two years without any problem.
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While I'm not sure if it uses Bluetrack, I have noticed that it works differently on different surfaces. I've noticed a change in sensitivity when switching from a heavy lacquered wood desk to MDF to my cutting mat to formica to marble countertops to bedsheets. Bedsheets being the worst. It's fairly negligible with average internet trolling use but when I'm using programs like solidworks and illustrator or anything else in the adobe creative suite where accuracy is important I've found it to be frustrating.
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Foscam has a few on the appstore. I personally use BlueIris3. It is a fantastic program. You have to purchase the software and also the app, but it is well worth it. There are a lot of customization options with the program and app. Very satisfied with BlueIris3 and their technical support. You don't have to be a computer programmer to figure it out.
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This isn't infrared. However I do use this one for outdoor frying. The end is submersed in the oil.
766795
The blue allows slightly better sight but the plating works pretty good too. I found the blue makes strange lights appear under sodium vapor lamps in an indoor pool. Helps make lap swimming more interesting.
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This one does not have an infrared channel which does dust detection. BTW IR dust detection does not work for Kodachrome or B&W.
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I have had 3 different types of these in my spas and they are all usually very similar! If you can look up any infrared blanket online it should be about the same instructions/usage info!
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Oh yes. You will notice the difference in a heartbeat. Forget photographic work... Even outlook and other desktop applications are washed out
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Using iSpy Security camera software. (Free - open source). Way better than blue iris!
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I have my camera set up where the person has to walk within 8 feet of the camera and those are recognizable. As for the infrared, I don't know.
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I have had both the infared and blue flame in my mobile home. The infared reflects the heat out into the room and will make furniture, people, etc that are in front of it very hot. It actually burned peoples legs that were 8 or so feet away. I now have the blue flame. It heats the house just as well but doesn't heat up things in front of the heater. If you want to see how the infared works, just go to Costco or Sams Club and stand in front of one of their dish type heaters. That's what this is, only much more powerful.
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That is true from what I understand. Once you go infrared, you never go back!!
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This one does not have an infrared channel which does dust detection. BTW IR dust detection does not work for Kodachrome or B&W.;
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No. This enhances existing low light only. Thermal is a different technology, and it's pretty awesome.