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What Are Strobe Lights?

Strobe lights or stroboscopic lamps, commonly called a strobe, is a device used to produce regular flashes of light. Strobe lights are particularly popular in clubs where they are used to give an illusion of slow motion (called temporal aliasing). The origin of strobe lighting dates to 1931, when Harold Eugene "Doc" Edgerton designed the first strobe light to aid in the study of moving objects. Strobe lights became popular in the 1960's club scene where they were used to reproduce and enhance the effects of LSD trips. As with any flashing light, strobe Lights can trigger epileptic seizures in certain people. When using a strobe light, always be sure to clearly warn that strobe lights may be used. It is generally recommended that strobe lights be used for more than 30 seconds at a time due to the potential for discomfort and disorientation.

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NEW Dj Party Pulse Effect Light Moonflower w Strobe 4 ch Blue Green Red White
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American DJ FUSION FX TRI BAR Red Blue Green LED Chase Strobe Light Effect
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Eliminator Lighting Strobes and Par cans Dyno Flash Strobe Light
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American DJ FLASH SHOT DMX High Powered White LED Strobe Light
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ELIMINATOR LIGHTING LLC E104 70 watt ultra lightweight strobe light
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Elation PROTRON STAR Strobe Light with 3 DMX Channels
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Professional Belt Drive Turntable w Strobe Light Illumination Dust Cover
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American DJ Flash Shot DMX LED Strobe Effect Light Brand New
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What is a Strobe Light?

"Strobe Light"" usually refers to four similar electronic devices that emits bright white flashes at variable intervals. :

Entertainment Strobe Lights: These type of strobe lights are usually used in nightclubs, concerts, movies, haunted houses or other entertainment purposes. Entertainment strobe lights come in all shapes and sizes. Professional models can usually be controlled remotely using the DMX protocol and allow the operator to control the speed and sometimes the brightness and duration of flash.
Scientific Strobe Lights: A lighting fixture similar to above, but used in scientific experiments. Scientific strobe lights are oftentimes used to study motion of objects. These strobe lights are often capable of flashing at a very high speed, so quickly that they may appear to be continuously on.
Photographic Strobe Lights: A photographic lighting device. Some photographers refer to a normal camera flash as a strobe and others refer to either of the above strobes, which are oftentimes utilized for special effects photography.
Emergency Strobe Lights are the flashing lights found on emergency vehicles (like police cars, ambulances, and fire trucks) or are signal devices used to help rescuers find the location of a stranded person.

Most strobe lights work by discharging a high electrical voltage into a glass lamp filled with xenon gas. Some newer models are utilizing white LEDs to achieve the same effect, but with far less power input requirements and more flexibility. Either technology produces a very bright white flash.

All strobe lights are designed to flash at a regular intervals and some advanced fixtures even allow the operator to control the duration and brightness of each flash. These aspects of a strobe light can be controlled via a control panel on the fixture and many professional strobe lights can be operated remotely, usually by DMX protocol.

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