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I'm New to all this and still in planning stage. I was wondering if anyone has tried the newer LED lights like http://www.homedepot.com/p/TCP-75W-Equivalent-Bright-White-3000K-PAR30-Dimmable-LED-Light-Bulb-RLP3014W30K/204684673 or http://www.homedepot.com/p/TCP-75W-Equivalent-Bright-White-3000K-PAR30-LED-Flood-Light-Bulb-RLP3014W30KND/204405090?MERCH=REC-_-product-1-_-204684673-_-204405090-_-N
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I am not sure if they will work. The book says to use halogen. It must be because LED operates on a different light spectrum and the sensors may not operate correctly.
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They might if they're intense enough. I've never tried it so I don't really know. It's cheap so its worth a try?Comment
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They could work for the cameras but will not work for the sensor panels. The reason halogen lights are used is because they contain the Infrared wave length. There are Infrared LEDs but I haven't found any that work well the sensors.Comment
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Infrared LED lights can generally replace high powered halogens (as per above comment) - I have some samples I am checking out but I think a 3Wt array of around 60 LEDs should do the trick. if I find out exaclty, will post results.[url]http://www.24-7.golf[/url]
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Best thing I did with my Optishot setup is mount two LED shoplights i bought at Lowes. They are mounted directly above each of my two sensor pads. I seem to have excellent readings now!
Here's a link. I paid $42 each
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Has anyone else had success replacing the Halogen?
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