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Turbo IR differences

Please note that all the IR 850nm and IR 940nm for our new Hyperion lights are Turbo IR even though they don't say Turbo. We do not have our normal IR 850nm and IR 940nm for our Hyperion Lights.

The difference between the Turbo IR and the normal IR is all our lights will focus the Turbo IR to a smaller spot beam allowing the user to see much further. You also get a much better digital picture out of your digital night vision scope with the turbo IR than you will with the normal IR. 

Please note that Turbo IR 850 is much brighter and shines further than Turbo IR 940nm just like the the normal IR 850nm is much brighter and shines further than the normal IR 940nm.

 

When you put the Turbo IR 850nm in our 30LRX light, it will make it shine almost as far as our much bigger Coyote Cannon light with the normal IR 850nm.

Please note that the Turbo IR with our Coyote Cannon, 66LRX, 50LRX lights will not fill the entire scope screen on 2 power scopes on the base magnification like the Wraith HD/4K mini 2X unless you zoom the scope in some. The 50LRX Turbo IR may not fill the entire scope screen on some 3.5 power scopes on the base magnification but it will be very close to filling the entire scope screen. This is due to the variances between lights and scopes.

All our new Hyperion lights will easily flood enough to fill scopes with a base magnification of 2 power.

The Turbo IR will make our 50LRX shine as far as our much bigger Coyote Cannon light with the normal IR.

The 66LRX with the turbo IR will shine further than our Coyote Cannon light with the normal IR.

Our new Hyperion 66 IR 850nm will shine a touch farther than the Coyote Cannon Turbo IR 850nm. The Hyperion 50 and 40 IR 850nm will shine farther than our 30LRX, 38LRX, 50LRX and 66LRX with Turbo IR 850nm.

Our 50LRX with the turbo IR 850nm will shine further than any other IR 850nm LED light on the market other than our 66LRX and Coyote Cannon lights with the Turbo IR 850nm and all of our Hyperion lights with IR 850nm.

We are probably the only company that sells IR hunting lights that has a meter to measure the intensity of IR light. Now the intensity will never tell you how far the light will shine but the higher the intensity is, the further the light will shine. For example, all our lights with the Turbo IR will put out about 3-5 times the intensity than it does with the normal IR. No this doesn't mean you will see 3-5 times as far, but you will be able to see further. How much further is impossible for us to say because there are just too many variables that are in play for us to say.  One of the big advantages is the turbo IR 850nm will now allow users to use a much smaller light to see the same distance as bigger lights or continue to use the same light to see further with the new Turbo IR. 

Run time with the Turbo IR is just shy of two hours and the light will be just as bright at 1:45 as it was when you first turned it on with a fully charged battery. The normal IR run time is about 2.5 hours but it will dim the entire life of the battery and will only be at about 60% brightness at 2 hours. This means you get a longer useful runtime out of the out of the turbo IR because most hunters will usually swap to a fully charge battery after 1.5 hours when using the normal IR so they can have a brighter light.

We know this can be confusing but you can't go wrong with either the normal IR or the Turbo IR. You can order both if you want or order the other one later on since they simply screw in and out of the light. Again, all our Hyperion lights IR are Turbo IR we just don't list them as Turbo since we don't have the normal IR for them.

Please note that just like our normal IR 850 will be brighter and shine further than the normal IR 940nm, the Turbo IR 850nm will be brighter and shine further than the Turbo IR 940nm.

If you have any questions about this, you can call us 9am-5pm CST Monday-Friday at 916-276-1385.

Please see the chart below for size, weight and distances each light shines.

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