Does the tube containing the LED's turn so that the light can be directed as to not be seen by the user and focused away on the subject? the
1353256
Yes it turns so you can direct the light. Great for keeping it out of your eyes while studying.
2143520
Holding the light towards what you are wanting to illuminate, rotate the head counter clockwise till it stops.
738569
Yes, LED light right about bit housing. Not a great light but if you are in the dark it would help.
1442710
Yes. There are two LEDs in each of the light. The LED in the middle section is somewhat dim and stays on after sundown, and the LED pointing downward is super bright and it only turns on when motion is detected.
387896
Even if it does ... It does not appear to affect your viewing area or are that is alumina tied by The IR light. I ended up purchasing a separate IR Torch as the IR light that coming with the unit, does glow a dull red so it is difficult to remain covert or concealed.
742659
It's really neither. The system works using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM - google it). Basically the LEDs are turned fully on and fully off fast enough that the eye can't see it.
1013679
No, the brackets channel or opening runs parallel to the lens/LEDS. So which ever way the light is facing the mounting bracket is also facing.
1587071
I don't think so, this is better as a reading light as the beam is focused on a spot.
1201265
Yes, you can focus it on a small area and also change the level of illumination... look for hard to notice depression on side to turn on, turn up and turn off.Hope this helps
2247721
Yes. Any movement will trigger it, but the light will not stay on very long.
918941
Yes. A brief press of the LED lens will turn the light off. Or it can be controlled from a separate circuit, if you wish to control it from a wall switch or timer.
282432
Well there is plastic tube that looks "porcelain like' that stems up with the bulb socket on the end. You can not see in the picture of the light, but at the end of this tube concealed from view by the shade there is a wrap around sticker that is 1-3/8" wide that tells you all the electrical info such as max wattage bulb etc. So my answer would be yes that would take away from the effect you are trying to achieve.
509107
Probably. It's pretty voluminous to keep directly in front of you. It's not obnoxious and it doesn't hurt your eyes to stare into it but it is a very bright soft beam. When I have it on in my room in the evening its the only light i need on. It lights up a room better than any of my table lamps. My boss kept one in his office but it was a huge office and he's a dramatic guy. He also kept it behind him instead of in front of him.
6436
Yes. You can rotate the light up and down- so it points farther in the distance or closer to your feet. It stays where you point it very wellReese is incorrect.
1504502
Why would you want to do that? If you were able to disconnect the LED's, then you may not see the image when the PIR senses someone entering. If you want to 'Catch Someone' without giving away that they're being recorded, than, don't buy this lamp; because the PIR emits a blue light when it senses movement and they'll definitely see that. The LED lights DO NOT come on during the day, if that's your concern, but the camera, tripped by the PIR, still records movement.
1120705
Yes, I'd say so. It is bright but the swivel head will allow you to point it down to limit the range of the light.
2202886
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.