Does it let light into the room through the vents? I have a hard time sleeping unless it is dark in the room.
1645876
It does, but I solved that problem by cutting 2 pieces of white foam-core board and placed it over the vents. Problem solved/ No light and looks great !!
1645877
No it doesn't. I work third shift so sleep during the day and have the same problem. I just sealed the edges with duct tape to block out all the light and it worked fine.
88440
there is a blue light that could be used as a pseudo-nightlight. Your room have this subtle blue light at night. If you want pitch black, this might not be the dehumidifier for you. Hope this helps!
1235267
This one does allow a fair amount of light in and is good for living areas, I would not recommend it for a bedroom vent cover if you are looking to block out the light.
1944575
There are two sources of light. The nightlight can be turned off but the power light on the top cannot. It actually is quite bright and I found it annoying. I have resorted to putting a wash clother over the controls at night. The wash clothe is small enough that it does not restrict the air flow but if the rotating feature is on, I suppose it could knock it off. I suppose a loose piece of masking tape might work. Have not had to try that as don't use the rotating feature.
1747323
No, we don't find that it darkens the room. It lets the light through, but adds privacy.
118291
We do have a window in the room where the warm air vents. From the outside of our house you really can't see the vent. Overall, I would not recommend this unit - it is big and clunky and difficult to drain the water from (which happens often) and for its large size it only cools the master bedroom and not even really the adjoining master bathroom.
490049
My unit is not in the bedroom so I don't really know if there is an emission of light at night. However, I can't imagin any source of light other than the little indicator lights for fan speed and desired level of humidity.
1024363
No it doesn't. But the bright colors in the picture will reflect the regular or black lights you have in the room.
280654
My problem with this light fixture is that the bottom is completely open, meaning you can see right up inside. I think this light is better in hallways, stairwells, entryways...I think there are much better options for a bedroom.
1933966
These are dark during the day ,yet they let just enough like through to see the obstacles in the room. Mind you i never have much direct sun light on mine. They have worked really well for me.
1834088
I would say some light is able to pass through the walls. They are an oxford material similar to a wind breaker. The top cover is heavier and coated with PVC so the top cover will probably keep most light out.
757001
No, it does NOT and it's a pain in the neck after having a unit that did have a light in it. I have to turn on the overhead kitchen lights to see inside. Would not buy this unit again.
25806
It has been quite a while since I opened mine. It seems to me that there is a place on the bottom of the light that you push in and the light opens at the seam. I don't think it should be that hard to get into. I do know that the light doesn't really work very well at night. I only bought it because it looks cool on my bike!
200755
It covers a large room indoors. I have it in the dining room and it covers all entrances. The biggest weakness is it needs good light to work well. So, at night I have to leave a light on to capture good images.
21684
It does give out a tiny bit of light but I've never slept in a room with in on all night. I would imagine it would not be enough to disturb even the lightest sleeper. You could alway point the light towards the wall to not have to see it at all.
699641
I use mine by the bedside often and it doesn't bother me at all. Yes, you can certainly block out the light.
951023
NO.. You can control the light but not the air flow. I found this strange too. I just cover the air flow with rocks and it slow to a trickle.