How many of the hotel rooms you've stayed in have been equipped with strobe lights?

I made a whole thread about this and it just dwindled into the trash heap of posts pretty quickly.

This strobe light thing seems to just be overlooked by everyone on this site for some reason. It’s midnight and there is a strobe light in a room. It’s bizarre.

I was wondering if it was on the building? Seems pretty though for a blinking light though.

The real question is WHO RENTED THE STROBE LIGHT ROOM!!!

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We were staying in a hotel one time years ago when the fire alarm went off in the middle of the night. There were strobe lights associated with that, but they were all over, not just isolated in a single room.

Forget the strobe light.....This was debunked x100. There are much better things to focus on.

It's not a strobe light it's a reflection from a ground light on the window....

On one window??

Why not any of the hundreds of others??

Reminded me of a time when we conducted a fire drill at our manufacturing plant. Everyone evacuated except for one guy. We went back inside and tried to locate him. We finally found him in the bathroom. We found out he was hard of hearing. As engineering manager I had my maintenance guys install the strobe lights in the bathrooms.

How many Las Vegas Strip Hotel Suites have you stayed in? Seriously, how many?

there are no strobe lights in hotels douche

Worked in retail operations for 15 years. Commercial businesses often have strobing smoke detectors/fire alarms. Act as guides to stairs and exits in smokey environments with low visibility.

Plus, it only strobes when it goes off Morans!!!

Could've been someone getting freaky with their partner. People do all kinds of crazy stuff in hotel rooms. Maybe a party in the room. Maybe drugs? Who knows.

Maybe a diversion of some kind. Or maybe it was a sign?

those where no strobelights.

strobelights don,t give yellow flashes, besides the flashes of a stroboscope are like flashes of a camera. much brighter.

people are so easily mislead it amazes me everytime.

I don’t think the OP is insinuating that the strobe light was gunfire. This board has been down this road and most reasonable people have accepted that it is not gunfire because it keeps blinking when there is no gunfire.

So lets throw that narrative in the trash heap.

Why is there a VERY BRIGHT strobe light in a room at midnight that seems to be of a design where it is only in one direction where , in this case , The direction is positioned so it blinks OUT the window?

Who rented this room?

Also, perhaps we shouldn’t call it a strobe light. When I think strobe light, I think of something that turns on and off WAY WAY faster then what we are witnessing. A strobe light is named a “strobe” light because it causes visual strobing effect. This light is more just a “blinking” light AND .... its big and powerful to be seen so distinctly THROUGH the gold tinted windows.

I keep thinking this “blinking” light has some play in this whole thing.