@rubbensofficial5511 I don't have one of these, I am just speculating from working under ir in different situations. I would imagine it depends what type of night vision the observing person is wearing. Most goggles everything has a green look to it. So ir looks kind of a white/ green. There's another popular type called white phosphor where everything kind of looks bluish white and the strobe will look bluish white. I'm curious if this is true IR though, you can't see ir without assisting devices and hopefully this video just shows an indicator light to let you know the other lights are in ir mode and not off or if that's what they're claiming is their ir lights
What’s the infrared for
Work with police or in night vision watched areas highlights the wearer
What color is the infrared at night on there website they offer an all infrared option
Is it purple because that how they depicted it
@rubbensofficial5511 I don't have one of these, I am just speculating from working under ir in different situations. I would imagine it depends what type of night vision the observing person is wearing. Most goggles everything has a green look to it. So ir looks kind of a white/ green. There's another popular type called white phosphor where everything kind of looks bluish white and the strobe will look bluish white.
I'm curious if this is true IR though, you can't see ir without assisting devices and hopefully this video just shows an indicator light to let you know the other lights are in ir mode and not off or if that's what they're claiming is their ir lights