Infrared LED's - Why can I see red?
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The Infrared LED’s will glow a dim red which the human eye can see.
This is just the light spectrum which the infrared lights in the camera use, they give the camera the best possible night vision as this spectrum is seen much brighter by the technology inside the camera; giving you better night vision.
While the human eye will see a dim red glow, the camera sensors will see a very bright torch-like light.