How are these lights triggered?
1883894
The lights are photo balanced light bulbs and stay on as long as they are switched on. They are not photo strobe flashes.
1883895
The lights are plugged in and there's a switch on the back of each socket to turn them off and on. I prefer the constant lighting over flashes.
1883896
There's a switch on and off-- I believe you need to keep them on while you shoot.
1883897
There continuous. So there's a switch on the back stays on. Or off so no cord needed. If that's what your asking?
1669088
it has a sensor and turns itself on. it runs out of charge during the night. if you don't expect too much from these lights, you should not be let down, careful when assembling. top is fragile. steve
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There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch it unless they are looking right at the camera, but, if they are, they won't miss it. There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch... » Read More There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch it unless they are looking right at the camera, but, if they are, they won't miss it. « Show Less
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The on light flashes when it has been triggered. Whether once or 20 times, you can't tell.
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They are not LEDs, they are infered bulbs that you should not see any more then a faint red glow from. Try using the camera at night if u can see in the dark they are functioning.
58318
Flash . . . as in strobe light! They are LED's so they are bright and they FLASH. All of the lights are on, then all of the lights are off, then they're back on. They flash and yes, it certainly gets your attention.
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No. It really only tells you that it is active. I only notice the lights when I trigger the flash. They pop on momentarily...I guess signaling that it is active.
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Yes they are static lights, so they just turn on ad a nice and bright, the whole time. I'd test to see how it looks on video to see if you like the way it looks.
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It can tell you which sensor triggered the light. Resetting the light cannot be done by the tool; that's either add air(steady light) or replace the sensor ( flashing light ) good luck , cheers
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It has to be dark to trigger or dusk, you can turn on manually to test with time length button at the base of the lenses. This motion light is very durable and very motion sensitive, I keep three, just for backups, I have tried many motion lights that are blind and a waste of money, You can mount these anywhere with two sheet rock screws. I mount these outside where the rain hits them, I drill holes at base of bulb for drainage. Hope this helps?
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A tap on the button and the light goes to constant, double tap goes to strobe, hold down for longer than a tap and you get momentary. It's a great light and a guy I know who creates custom builds started using them on his platforms after seeing mine.
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The lights have an on/off switch. It's not like a off camera flash. So they're constantly on.
732404
There's a button for the light, each time you push it goes to different color then off.
1051471
The sensors should have enough light for them to work. Probably the place where you plugged in you lights don't have enough light for the sensors to work.
1687618
Knowing Dmx lighting fixtures if this box operates the same way I would say there may be a Dmx channel addressthat may trigger that strobe function that may be where you need to start. The blinking light is to let you know it receiving dataAlso check for a Dmx terminator if you not Shure run it thru your search engine
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the built-in sensors detect motion - and turn-on the lights. the lights stay on for the desired time (a setting on the fixture).
1303371
u must be more specific, i think u r asking y is light flashing? i don't understand.