21 Mar
2012
21 Mar
'12
12:02 a.m.
Does anyone know of a light with a timed dimmer so it will slowly turn off
automatically?
If reading in bed a light that suddenly turns off after you have fallen asleep
can wake you. So a light that will slowly dim and go out would be a good
option for reading in bed late at night.
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21 Mar
21 Mar
12:41 a.m.
On 21/03/12 00:02, Russell Coker wrote:
Does anyone know of a light with a timed dimmer so it
will slowly turn off
automatically?
If reading in bed a light that suddenly turns off after you have fallen asleep
can wake you. So a light that will slowly dim and go out would be a good
option for reading in bed late at night
Philips has a range of wake up lights that might suit you. Here's an example.
http://www.usa.philips.com/c/wake-up-light/hf3480_60/prd/en?country=US&…
It's the dusk simulation that would probably be what you're looking for. The
dawn simulation is apparently great for helping you wake up during winter, too.
J
12:54 a.m.
On Wed, 21 Mar 2012, Jacinta Richardson <jarich(a)perltraining.com.au> wrote:
Philips has a range of wake up lights that might suit
you. Here's an
example.
http://www.usa.philips.com/c/wake-up-light/hf3480_60/prd/en?country=US&…
logType=CONSUMER
It's the dusk simulation that would probably be what you're looking
for. The dawn simulation is apparently great for helping you wake up
during winter, too.
Thanks for that. According to the PDF the dusk simulator can be from 15 to
120 minutes. I was hoping for something that would allow me to press a button
every 5-10 minutes, but I guess I could set it to an hour and let it work by
itself. The effort of setting it seems to be too great for shorter periods.
It's not quite what I was looking for but it will probably do.
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