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APEX NOIR
Frequently Asked Questions...
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Does the Apex Noir have front and back lighting?
Yes
Can the Apex Noir be hardwired into and turned on by a switch?
Yes. The mirror can be hardwired into the wall switch.
Turn on the wall switch, then use the touch buttons on the face of the mirror to set the brightness you desire. When you turn the switch off, it will automatically default to your last setting the next time you turn the switch on.
Does the Apex Noir have to be hardwired to a wall switch?
No. Once plugged into an outlet that is set to be on, there is a on/off touch button on the face of the mirror.
Can I use the Apex Noir as the primary light source in the bathroom?
We do not recommend it to be the primary light source. Most customers desire more light.
Could the Apex Noir be used as a makeup Vanity Mirror? Is it possible to install in a bedroom or dressing room?
Absolutely, the Apex Mirror can be installed anywhere with a power outlet near by.
Can the blue light from the buttons be turned off?
Yes. Press & hold the Anti-Fog button for 3 seconds to turn off the blue light setting.
Dual Lighted & Matte Black Frame
Different from other lighted vanity mirrors, Apex led mirrors are surrounded with black metal frame which material is space aluminum. More sturdy and durable. Combination of black wall mirror and bathroom led mirror. The backlit and front lights make your room much brighter
Seamless Brightness Transitions
Apex Framed lighted mirror support three color temperature and brightness dimmable. Short press to change the colors(warm white 3000K/neutral lights 4000K/white lights6000K). Long press to adjust the brightness from 20% to 100% or change the color seamlessly.
Anti- Fog Function
These bathroom mirrors can quickly remove the water vapor on the mirror surface and maintain a clear and transparent state. No need to wipe the mirror after bathing. Anti-fog feature will auto off after one hour.
