Is this near or far infrared?
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DeAnna, I use it for feral cat warmth approximately 5-6 feet above them - so guess it would be near. I've never had a problem with the bulbs; in fact, the ones I used all last winter are still working, just wanted back-ups.
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If by IR you mean InfraRed, yes. It's a remote so there aren't any wires involved.
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The light spectrum is 3000K, warm white. It's near the far end of the warm light scale.
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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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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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This is not an infrared scope. It does however have illuminated reticles (crosshairs). You can choose either red or green illumination and it has a dial to intensify the reticle or to dim it. Works very well in low light conditions where you can see your target but wouldn't have enough light to see your crosshairs. It is not however a night vision scope.
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With regular IR there is a red glow that is visible to humans and I suppose animals. But that should not be the case with a no-glow camera. They should not be able to detect it
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This is purely low light. It works by displaying images in high contrast, though it also has red leds to "illuminate" things are a longer range, which is barely visible.Despite it's "infrared" claim, it has _no_ infrared capabilities. I've tested it with an electric stovetop, producing a very high temperature gradient with no light in the visible range, and there was absolutely no difference in the view from the hot top to the cold ones.It does work really well for low light.
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the temperature is accurate, within 3 degrees ill say. the night vision is black and white, so I guess that is infrared.
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I'm not sure of the wavelength. But it has a very faint red glow at night that you wouldn't notice unless you looked straight into it.
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Infrared is invisible to the human eye. The light can only be seen with night vision equipment.
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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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To my knowledge it is not infrared, but it is a great little camera. Always check with Best Buy for more complete information
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Since it has a ceramic heating element, I would imagine the device emits far infrared. Near infrared usually use the red or sometimes clear 'heat lamps'. So I wouldn't use the element that comes with this lamp for any kind of sauna/therapy use. If it could take a normal 'heat lamp' then it might work for that purpose (which is why I'm interested in this lamp).
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There is no "flash." The infrared glows a dull red. In pitch dark or quite dark conditions an observant person might notice the dull red square.
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I never actually received it so I am not entirely sure but it is supposed to be infrared heat
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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