Does this react to only motion or also to heat?
1732255
I know that it detects motion by I am not sure if the detection is accomplished by sensing the heat generated by body motion.
1628702
It responds to motion regardless if it is light or dark. We have ours on a timer to not respond during the day. If not for the timer, it would respond all day and light up to all motion all day.
502639
Mine has heat and I love it. You are only supposed to use it for 20 minutes...so I do and then I take a 10 minute break, then I go for another 20! We call it the "foot s-x" machine because it feels so good!
929507
This light does not react to motion. It has an ambient light sensor that prevents it from turning on when the sun is up, etc. To make it turn on under all conditions, simply cover the light sensor with some black electrical tape. The older versions of this light had a dark plug included for you to use, but LOA stopped including this in their packaging years ago.
1436550
Yes, make sure that it's in heat mode and that the temperature nob is turned in the proper position. Then, you'll feel heat. really good heat.
636703
I have never felt any heat so I'm going to assume cold. It's ultrasonic so I would imagine there's little to no heat involved in that.
1973329
The heat is just at the center (lower back) where you see the red spot. All the other spots you see are for vibration only. James
1872254
No, it should move freely on it's own. It acts much differently within the dough. Happy baking!
2099669
Itdoesn't actually vibrate.there is a setof circular spots that push against you back , thighs and it's done in a pattern that changes. There's two intensity levels with the option of heat
709027
The heat-penetration is probably directly proportional to the time one has to hold the hot item. [ HP ~ T * t ] I am happy to say that our table is close enough from our oven before it becomes unpleasant. So, yes, I do feel some heat.
1030758
Yes, it is motion activated. You can choose the mottion sensitivity from low, normal, and high.
1450257
No but you feel the heat fromthe work it does Great machine. You don't need any heat with this.
278319
Yes, the unit works off of passive infrared, which means the unit needs to see a change in temperature in motion to detect. So anything with a heat signature and moving within the detection area will be picked up.
550956
It uses a passive infrared sensor. It doesn't detect motion per se, it detects heat or rather a rapid change in heat signature. It will detect people, animals, headlights, car exhaust, etc.
1977900
No, it is not activated by motion but rather sends out the bubbles in kind of a random pattern instead of shooting them straight out. Mine works really well and has been used several times on floats in parades and for various functions. I have had no problems with it and felt it was good quality for the price. Hope this helps.
561978
Understanding how the heater works: the infrared heats solid materials such as walls, carpets, or skin, which in turn warms up the environment. The constant motion you describe would mean that the infrared is not focused long enough on an object to heat it up. This idea would work much better (though much less safely) with a coil heater, kerosene heater, or something else that was designed to heat the air.
1410139
Yes...it's motion activated...but you can also set it for intervals...As I understand it, you can set it for intervals and it will still pick up motion...