Night vision IR lights

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rmax

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I'm always looking for new ways to wreck my crop and I may have found one.

I deployed a camera into the tent that has night vision with IR lights. Will the IR lights being on during the lights-off period hurt the plants?
 
ISK

ISK

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rmax said:
I'm always looking for new ways to wreck my crop and I may have found one.

I deployed a camera into the tent that has night vision with IR lights. Will the IR lights being on during the lights-off period hurt the plants?
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My question is why would you want to watch your plants at night, what's really to see?
 
Hollatchaboy

Hollatchaboy

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rmax said:
I have Wyze cameras, because it's Wyze to have cameras. Plus they're really cheap Vs Lorex.
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Keep in mind, you get what you pay for. My lorex cams are still going strong after 6 years being outside. Temps ranging from -10°f in winter to 90°f+ in summer.
 
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rmax

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Hollatchaboy said:
Keep in mind, you get what you pay for. My lorex cams are still going strong after 6 years being outside. Temps ranging from -10°f in winter to 90°f+ in summer.
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I ordered the Lorex system and at the last minute didn't accept delivery in favor of the 1st Wyze V2 from Big Orange. I have one Wyze V2 and two Wyze V3. The V2 was $39.99. The V3s came in a holiday two-pack. Under $100.00 for the three w/memory cards. I run Bluestacks and apps on a PC.
The V3s have color nightvision and complete portability. I can take a V3, plug it into a USB power bank and it'll go for a couple weeks out in the field on continuous record. Drop by every so often to swap the setup with another.

I don't want to sound like an asshole but I think I noticed where two cop SUVs park during shift. If I see them there again I might setup a camera/power bank in a nearby tree and post my findings to YouTube.
 
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