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Green transparent acrylic—effective in blocking red light noise of 840nm-LED IR floodlights?

I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-IRLED IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to be to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany though.)

Green transparent acrylic—effective in blocking red light noise of 840nm IR floodlights?

I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to be to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany though.)

Green transparent acrylic—effective in blocking red light noise of 840nm-LED IR floodlights?

I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-LED IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to be to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany though.)

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I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to be to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany though.)

I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany though.)

I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to be to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany though.)

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I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany howeverthough.)

I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany however.)

I need to block the 'faint glow', which is to say red light noise, of an 850nm-IR floodlight.

Since green absorbs red, and acrylic transmits IR, natural approach seems to use a sheet of green transparent acrylic in front of the light. That correct?

(I'm aware there are 940nm-IR floodlights out there. For some reason, they are hardly available in Germany though.)

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