Is it possible to force the glass to stay dark if you're using a lower amp process and don't want to get flashed?
323925
No i tryed that already im still using it like that have to close my eyes to start to weld an this is the only welding helmet im using now the i had before jus went dark cant use that one so i ordered this one antra first day i use it started flashing my eyes i wanted to send it back but dont know how an this is the only helmet im using have right now an i work monday to saturday so PLEASE HELP ME..
323926
the best thing to do is turn the sensitivity up, and the delay, so at the slightest bit of light and the auto sensing goes off and the shade darkens.
323927
As long as your flash made it darken it will stay that way until you stop welding
446424
Mine is always flashing. I will check tonight and let you know if you can change it.
937892
As far as I know, you can't, but the light is very dim and will likely not bother you in a dark room. The light died after a few months in mine and I've kept it that way.
1928266
yeah there is actually a setting that you can use for low light. i've used it in the dark and you can't even tell that you took it in the dark
1113610
Yes, you can turn it off... But if the luminosity sensor consider that it's too dark the flash is going to shoot anyway.
1077096
No. There are two LEDs that can be turned on but they reflect off the glass. The exposure setting can be boosted +2 so night scenes are brighter but day time is not too bright.
1510990
Aparently not. But it's very valuable to be informed of the voltage so you know the equipment its protected and working properly. If you don't want it for a specific reason, put some tape over it (and take it off afterwards). The front panel lights can be turned off or dimmend down, but not the voltage readout. Best regars.
1268951
Hello! The bulb is actually integrated into the glass, so it's not able to be switched out. However, we've actually had customers complain that the light is too bright, so brightness shouldn't be an issue. ; ) If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know!
857596
I never tried to. I high and low beam has worked fine for me. I use mine mostly for maintemance projects rather than a lead light.
1347332
you should have no problem using your fog light switch, the amp draw is very low.
1071419
Yes. Just click the "Lightening" Symbol to turn it off. Unlike my older Canon PowerShot, the flash setting stays on Auto or off until I change it. The older PowerShot would reset back to Auto every time I powered the camera on and off.
1548497
I put a little silicone bulb grease on the contacts to prevent corrosion. The leds are not as bright, but won't tax your power supply as much and you can put more on one power supply to save money. Incandescent bulbs can melt the bulb sockets if they get too hot.
445976
yes. there is a switch on the unit. i'm curious, tho, why would you want to limit the light?
321796
Not that I'm aware. There is a flashing light, but that may be a setting that I haven't looked at yet. You may want to search for this from the manufacturer.
666919
That is how you would think it would work but it doesn't. I tried that using my AEV programmer and high beams would flicker. I read on JW Speakers website and sounds like the problem is too much power going through the anti flicker assembly itself. DRL's set on high beam flicker. High beams used normally no flicker.
543243
I find the one light it has very distracting, so just put a small piece of dark tape (I used electrical tape) over it, and no more problem for me!
498130
Not as far as I know. Unless you set the exposure to stay open for a pre-set amount of time on the camera. Otherwise you could use "Bulb" and as long as you hold it down, it will stay open.