The tested incandescent bulb had a spectrum with minimal blue light, more green, yellow, red, and a significant amount of infrared wavelengths, extending beyond 2500 nm.

“whereas for the incandescent bulb you have like a tiny amount of blue more green more yellow more red and then a ton of infrared and this doesn't even capture the full infrared if if this went going off the chart it would just keep going like this and then it what's the what's the top of the the wavelength there the peak wavelength the maximum that this reach which is 780 and it would keep going higher and higher 2,500 yeah and then it would level off around you know 2 three micrometers I think but it's it's It's Full Spectrum Lighting”