I have a very bright street lamp right outside my window and can not sleep at night. Will this block the light from the street lamp at night?
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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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Mine was near the house so it blocked the wind. You could put a metal box with a hole for fumes around the top to see if that helped it stay lit.
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If put a shade on it, you'll cover the part of the lamp that is supposed to vary light intensity in order to support the sleeping cycle. If you're trying to cover the bright display panel, then your shade would have to cover the entire lamp. I can't see that the lamp would serve any purpose if you did that.
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My light is under a roof. It is not right out side. I am sorry I can not help. Colleen
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The light I bought is holding up good with very rough play. Mine is set to blink. I got the red one and it is well visible at night. I live 1/2 mile off a paved road and have no street lights. Very dark at night. Only problem is it is not facing you all the time
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Not without some protection. It's not waterproof. I have it pointing out of a window, which creates an issue with the infra-red lights reflecting back on the glass. I solved that with a black card cutting out only enough for the camera hole. With the streetlight I can see enough out side for my purposes.
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yes very clear,andyou can not not see out at night!in the day time no one can see in! we have shades to put down at night! in the day time it also keeps the heat from the sun out!!!
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This visor is not polarized so I don't think you will be able to see clearly through it at night. I love mine for the sun's glare, but I do NOT look through it to drive. I tilt it to block the afternoon sun from my eyes, but always have vision through my car's windshield and not the visor. I hope this was helpful.
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Yes, that would work. While I do not find it too bright at all (maybe half as bright as an iphone screen), I do think that covering part of it with masking tape or (even better) electrical tape would decrease the light output.
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Absolutely not. It enhances the glare from the street lights, if anything it's more dangerous when wearing them
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I have same problem, I took a flash light and shocked it at night to turn off then when lite was removed it seemed to reset, been working for a couple of day now, i have 3 of them 2 work great all the time one is exposed more to street lights and another porch lite, it seems to be effected by it. Im going to try a cover over the eye with an exposed end towards the sky.
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I bought it for the same reason. It works great for blocking that irritating light shinning through the window.
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In my opinion, yes. We have a lamp post by the sidewalk in front of our house. I have always used 25 watt incandescent bulbs in it. It allows you to see without being obnoxiously bright. I bought one of these bulbs and installed it a few months ago, in the middle of winter in Michigan. The light is on a photo sensor and stays on all night. It is quite protected from the weather. Glass enclosure with a metal cap that screws down. So far, so good. It's working like a champ. Can't say how long it will last, but I'm happy with it at the moment.
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I bought it for lights in the backyard. I cannot answer your question, but I will tell you the warning instructions stated for the best results keep out of direct weather. I have mine under a yawn ornament, but it works great.
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This lamp does not have an all weather enclosure, but if you place it in a protected area, it should be fine outdoors. You will need the proper socket for it to work.
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No but if the outside light is brighter then the inside light it makes it harder to see in. For example a porch light on it makes it header to see in.
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Works great under a streetlight . I have mine under a ledge so sheltered but looks weather proof...ish!