What is the frequency range of the light that it emits? In Angstroms, millimeters or nanometers, please, and specify which parameter.
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I wrote a review saying is would NEVER buy these on line. The two I bought blew out immediately. I then went to my local ACE hardware store and bought 2 more which have worked for a long time now. These are heat lamps and I have no idea what type of light they emit.
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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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Wavelength seems to be in the (most common) near-IR range of 850nm. Personally, I like the 950nm ones better, but they are harder to find and more expensive. I do find this model to be very bright (when viewing through camera) though I can't say for certain what its range is as I only use it out to 25ft.
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I don't know how to measure in terms of lumen s, but the light is very Bright and intense. You can see objects at least 500 meters. The problem for me is that is so big, that you have to plan in advance to use it, you cant store it in your car because it's huge.
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The brightness is great for my jewelry projects. I checked the company website and they don't list lumens in the specs. They do have a way to inquire about the product on this page: http://eles.en.alibaba.com/product/410085674-209355092/8069LED_Magnifying_Lamp_Working_lamp_antistatic_magnifier.html
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I measured mi ML125 @11 & 1/8 inches. It's an awesome light; I've tried several expensive brands and wish I would've bought this one first. Most of MagLite's products are US-manufactured, and I can find nothing on the package, on the light, or in the manual that says otherwise for the ML125 either.
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1500 lux equals approximately 690 lumens at a half meter distance at 90 degrees light incidence...look up a lux to lumens conversion to get a sense of it since it's a function of distance and incident angle...i.e. this lamp is a fine desk lamp for all but the most meticulous of tasks...diff temps n intensities...I like it.
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no definitive #'s bottle just states "nano meter particle size and a a graph showing particle size is in the smallest angstrom size. Maybe ask manufacturer
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Hey. I really wish I could help you but I have no idea on an ACCURATE frequency range. I remember reading some stuff when I bought them, but that was only what the company or Amazon claimed about them. I don't know if there's a way to measure, but I don't have any tools for that kind of thing.
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I can't explain how to measure the light and how it works in this small place, you can google it. The value reading on this measure is LUX, you don't need to use any conversions, you can read Lux value directly on the screen, but I have to tell you that the value is not accurate compare to the good one.Mine have problem after 1st week using it.
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The wavelength of light emitted by this laser is 532 nm.Red laser light is typically 650 nm.Blue laser light is around 480 nm.The human eye has the most sensitivity at 555 nm.That's why green light is more visible than other colors, it's closest to the wavelength to which the eye is most sensitive.
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the scope has various levels of brightness that I believe will change the dot's moa? it's only a guess but I would guess the lowest setting is sub moa and it's brightest is probably moa to 2 or 3 moa? I typically use the dot to assist with lighting conditions. but the low level is usually adequate for most lighting conditions. if necessary i will adjust the brightness so as not to cover the target. I hope this may help?
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Sorry, but I can't answer that. I didn't get that far with it; just saw that it wasn't bright enough and sent it back.
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Sorry, I returned this flaslight. Ckeck out youtube . There are several reviews which include the distance it throws light. It is not as far as you might think.
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I can not answer the question. I can say that the light is not bright. I was disappointed.
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A few feet. This is a very tiny light designed to illuminate an area at arm's length. It works great as I'm climbing through crawlspaces or working on top of dark ductwork. But I certainly wouldn't use it for lighting distances such as for jogging or cycling.
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This unit is rated @ 120Vac, 60Hz, and a Max 6.5 Watts. NOTE: This unit produces 300 Lumens. You can't convert directly between Lumens and Watts. They are measuring completely different things. Lumens measure the flux of a light being produced by a light source or received by a surface. Watts measure the amount of power used (P=EI).
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The meter measures the amount of light. To the best of my knowledge the light spectrum is not taken into account. I grow orchids in natural day light so I am not an authority on the best way to go with artificial lighting.