I wake up early every morning because much mights comes inside the room . Will this help to reduce the light?
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Honestly, this will not reduce light inside the room. If reducing light is your goal, a curtain/blind would be a better solution. This is just window film used to maintain privacy yet still allow light inside.
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Kind of depends on the room and what you're going for. Probably not. It's a fairy subdued look and the light isn't overpowering. Wouldn't recommend that for a bedroom or anything along those lines though.
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That will really depend on how he sleeps. If you have the light on your side of the bed, it might not be bright enough to wake him up if he's not facing it. But it does tend to make the whole room at least a bit brighter, so if he's sensitive to light it will.
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Its more of a directional lamp. The room wouldnt be dark but I doubt it would be the effect your looking for. I use it over the couch similar to task lighting.
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The top gets fairly hot if on for longer periods of time. I believe you could adjust the brightness of light during set up but it might be set by how bright you want the alarm light.
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That is because there is an ambient light measuring device which changes the brightness of the screen based on how bright the room is.You can change this so it will not be active, which I did and I like it much better, although it is not as energy efficient. I think you go into the settings for screen brightness and say no to auto brightness or something like that.
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Yes. I have to control lighting in the room. I normally have to close the blinds because with even indirect bright sunlight the glare is strong.
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since this is most effective in a darkened room, if the room is too bright it is not visible or effective from outside the building. I do not have any problem with the lighting level when it turns itself on or off. You may want to try repositioning the one you have so the back of the unit is exposed to the light coming in from a window.
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In my opinion, no. I replaced a chandelier with this one and while I am quite happy with the look and quality of the light it doesn't put off a ton of light. Lucky for me I have other can lighting in this room therefore it is not an issue.
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Yes. The more lights the brighter it will be. Not the individual light but the overall effect.
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It all depends on where they are located on the house & how much light is getting to the photo eye. You can turn the little knob located on the front of the photo eye to let in less light or more light. Tightening it will let in less light, thus it will come on later in the evening.
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The light is not too bright. You can also turn off light and just use therma-cell
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No Richard. My experience is it will not do much to diffuse bright light at night. The product is very effective in blocking vision into the home in the daytime, but at night it is the reverse. It allows everything and everyone a clear sight line inside the home. If you want to completely keep light out of an area, I would suggest blackout curtains. I've use them for years because I am very UV sensitive and they block 95% of daytime light and 100% of night light. There are many styles, sizes and price options are very reasonable, they work, and they really help to reduce heating and cooling cost. Hope this helps. Elaine
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I agree with Brooke. I use these in my office and when I walk in there in the mornings, there's quite a lot of natural light that filters through these.
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I had a slight reaction to light indoors, but for best results, go outdoors. The sun makes it so much more fun, and fresh air is wonderful, too! ;)
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Only if its not a well lit room..if the room has a lot of sunlight this light wont really show
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Yes, especially if the other things in your room (lamp, desk, etc) are in light colors. The colors will really pop and the room won't seem too dark.