Where is the infrared located? I am more concerned about getting the penetrating benefits of the infrared lights. Thank you.
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After examining belt again so I will not give you wrong information. It appears to be various heating coils throughout the belt. The heat is even, and according to the dial level can be intense. If you buy this item, use accord to instructions as not to burn or cause damage to the skin.
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There is a hot spot on the front where the heat comes out. The best solution and less costly on electric is a real infrared heater. The cost is higher but they are not hot to the touch.
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It operates on radio frequency, not infrared, so you can hide it out of sight. I've bought another set for my bedroom since my last review. Hope this helps
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It's an infrared flash. It cannot be seen by the naked eye. It is visible with night vision devices though (not something you're likely to be dealing with).
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You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock. They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine at 7' in a corridor at my front door to make it obvious, but the others are at 10' or higher, and people just don't see the dim glow.
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It's only visible to another IR camera. I have 2 of these and if I point them at each other and something triggers them the flash is visible to the other one. There is a dull red light on them that is visible. I would suggest locking them with a cable or in a box.
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there is usally 1 IR light that looks really dim that is normal. All chips are underdriven to 2 watts for longer life,and less heat. some colors just look brighter, but they are the same watts.
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That is true from what I understand. Once you go infrared, you never go back!!
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I rarely use the infrared light, but when I tried it, I liked it. I do not just rest my feet on the "feet," but move them around the entire machine. Example: I run my arches along the outside rim, or turn my left foot sideways and simultaneously cross feet so my right ankle area is on the upper left side, or bend my feet like standing on the balls of my foot on the black bumpy areas, etc. Whatever gets my circulation moving is what I do. I also set it manually.
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According to Streamlight's page, this is what I have found "5mm IR LED: 25mW/sr (min) radiant intensity"And how it does compare to the others are hard to say, as I have no IR night vision googgles to see them with, so you might say you cant see it at all : ) You may barely see it with your phone camera, but I do believe it would be different with IR sensitive camera.
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The unit has one infrared LED that is switched separately from the scope itself. That is the thing on top of the scope in the picture. It adds a bit of illumination when there is insufficient ambient light for the scope to work properly. It is only marginally effective, but it does help some out to about 60 to 70 feet.
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If I understand the question correctly, when receiving an ir command there is a small led that indicates receiving signal Hope this helps
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I prefer getting them on Amazon. IR light of choice is Simi. Long charge, good light, reasonable price. If you can get 2, even better.
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I'd say those infrared lights were not designed for such a long distance - especially if you are talking about an exterior garden or an open field. Half that distance (15-20 feet) is more likely.
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Marc, why did you answer a question about frequency range by stating where you bought lights? No one has answered the original question and it is very basic information.
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Not me, but if there is glass in front of it (like a storm door) it is useless at night due to the reflected glare of the infrared. I covered the infrared led's.
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Fathom, The handbook does not specifically address infrared measurement. The unit just measures overall illumination, that is all from what I gathered from the handbook. I believe the instrument you want is not this one, the unit you want will probably cost much more and be rated for infrared. Sorry, Charley