Fake TV

Accurately simulates the light output of a real television.

You've heard of keeping lights on when you're not there, even getting timers to turn the lights on and off at certain times. These are good things.

You can now also have your TV turn on and off when you're gone.

The Fake TV

When you look at a real TV, you see images on the screen.

But when you look at the light it casts in a room, the light from the screen melds to a uniform glow that changes with the changing images on the television.

FakeTV uses a built-in computer to control many super-bright LEDs to produce light of varying intensity and color that lights up a room just like a real television does.

The light effects of real television programming --scene changes, camera pans, fades, flicks, swells, on-screen motion, and more, are all faithfully simulated by Fake TV.

Just like a real TV, FakeTV fills a room with color changes, both subtle and dramatic, in thousands of possible shades.

Like real television programming, FakeTV is constantly shifting among more and less dynamic periods, more vivid and more monochromatic, and brighter and darker scenes. FakeTV is completely unpredictable, and it never repeats.

FakeTV accurately simulates the light output of a real television. The effect of scene changes, fades, swells, flicks, on-screen motion, and color changes look just they came from a real TV. From outside the house, it looks just like someone is watching a real television. The potential burglar thinks the home must be occupied, so he moves on to an easier target.

Using FakeTV could not be simpler. Just place it in room so that you can see the light from the FakeTV from outside, but you cannot see the FakeTV unit itself. Plug into the wall. The built in light sensor will turn Fake TV on at each dusk-- no need for an external timer. Acts as a deterrent.