The blue light showing the product is in operation is like a strobe light after dark, can I tape over it?
1347244
I don't see why not. I didn't but that light has nothing to do with the noise that it makes to keep pests away. The light is pointless other than to let you know that there is power going to the unit
1347245
Personally cannot see why not, as long as speaker is not covered. But would ask manufacturer. Mine is in garage so no issue.
1347246
Good question John. I don't know the answer, but, hopefully because you're willing to put the question out there, we'll all learn. I would get in contact with the manufacturer.
148123
No I know it's bright but I just put something in front of it or you could use black tape I suppose
2015360
Clear Scotch tape. About the length of your thumb, tape each corner up. Do it near a blacklight if you have one. :)
1496859
Duct tape! Over the blue light I mean. Please don't use duct tape on your wife lol. In all seriousness, I don't think it can be disable.
158037
There is a small recording light on the side (not on the front) when it is recording. It can be covered with a small piece of tape.
1295503
Your turning it off. Click button one time orange light should come on. That's pause. Click it again blue light comes on. Its recording.
593628
When recording there aren't any lights showing. Just follow the directions to turn on the Recording and you good until you stop it.
1292581
The blue circle light turns off when it's done and there is a very faint click sound.
832575
I'm sorry but I'm not sure about the answers to your questions. You may want to find the model number & contact the manufacturer. My guess is that the tape is not waterproof.
1771922
Yes, I wondered the same thing when I took the bulb out to remove the packaging around it. It seems to work fine. I took the bulb out of one of my other blacklights and it does the same thing, so maybe it's normal.
2019555
Whenever I have a product with an annoying light I get out my black electrical tape to cure the issue. What I do is cut a piece to size and put it over the LED window. If I want to see the light I just cover enough of it so that the light is less of a nuisance. I hope this gives you some relief.
185326
Yes. I did just this. I started up one side, bent the tape at the corner, ran across the top, bent again, and down the other side. This results in light shining behind the top and sides of the TV. The tape obviously doesn't adhere in the corners, but that isn't a problem as the rest of the strip is on securely.
432369
There doesn't seem to be. I put a strip of electrical tape over the lighted area though and it helps.
1427068
they supply a inexpensive tape. be ready to replace with better double tape or glue. I switched to another system of lighting.
1654669
No. You csn cover it with tape and use a IR flashlight or an illumanator you cant see because this illuminator on the unit, you can see it.
408659
One light, not too bright but have you ever thought to just put a piece of black electrical tape over it??
1116877
Once the strip has been cut, it is no longer attached to the power so it will not light. You will need to re-splice it to the strip that is connected to the power adapter.