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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.

Strobe Light Bargains

American DJ Snap Shot II Strobe Light FREE SHIPPING
US $79.99

Chauvet ST3000LED LED Techno Strobe Light Brand New
US $199.00

Complete DJ Light Show Stand Fog Controller Strobe NEW
US $279.99

Chauvet CHVST2000S TECHNO STROBE LIGHT 2000S
US $67.08

Chauvet CHVTST3000LED LED TECHNO STROBE LIGHT
US $195.44

Professional strobe lights are strobe lights that produce much brighter and more intense flashes than consumer (amateur) strobe lights. While many amateur strobe lights have an output wattage of less than 20 watts, professional strobe lights can range in the thousands of watts of power, generating bright flashes that can illuminate an entire stadium.

Many professional strobe lights can be controlled with DMX, the world standard professional lighting system control protocol. Professional strobe lights are often dimmable, so the operator can control the brightness of the flash remotely. Some professional strobe lights can also continuously fire so quickly that the strobe appears to be continuous.

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