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Summary
The most versatile, zoom in (fine beam, very bright) for distant objects, e.g. in a museum or for use in bright light; zoom out (wide beam, not as bright) for wide-area scanning of stock, banknotes beads etc.
Takes three AAA batteries, included.
Read all about how UV light works and what it will detect (fascinating article!)
See photos of what you will see with this (and all the other) UV lights.
Technical
Size: 95mm long X 18mm dia, (3¾ X ¾ inches)
Weight including battery: 55g
Light source: LED chip, Korean
Wavelength: 365nm
Output (electrical): 3W
Output (light intensity): radiant flux* 700-900mW
* Like lumens. But lumens only refer to 'white' (visible) light.
BATTERIES
This item takes four AAA batteries (supplied).
This can take a rechargeable lithium battery (plus battery charger) - optional extra.
- brightest for 5 hours (3 hours at its very brightest then 2 hours not quite so bright)
- then, over the next hours, it gradually dims, it still "works" but not at its best
- it is still 'lit' for another hours but too dim to be of use
Best alkaline (typically £1.00 to £1.50 per battery*):
- brightest for 9 hours (4 hour at its very brightest then 5 hours not quite so bright)
- then, over the next 3 hours, it gradually dims, it still "works" but not at its best
- it is still 'lit' for another 5 hours but too dim to be of use
Cheapest (typically 10p to 20p per battery*):
- brightest for: 40mns (20 minutes at its very brightest then 20 minutes not quite so bright)
- then, over the next ½ hours, it gradually dims, it still "works" but not at its best
- it is still 'lit' for another 7 hours but too dim to be of use
* This is just an example of the quality of battery, standard alkaline batteries are supplied with this item.
Further information
- what it is (and fascinating facts)
- different types (and their applications)
- general examples of items lit by UV light
Photos of what you will see with this (and other) UV lights:
- Paper (banknote, stamp, security marking)
- Uranium glass
- Porcelain repair detection
Free gift details
If you would like one of the following free gifts with this product, select one from “Select your free gift” above.
Double Folding Magnifier, 2 lenses combined = 14X (RRP £3.50 ) |
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UV-marker (RRP £1.90 ) |
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Magnifiers that clip to glasses - clip to spectacles, double, binocular stereo (RRP £3.90 ) |
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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will this uv light show up lettering on an old longcase clock that are only partly visible?
The short answer is: probably. This is one of the uses for these UV torches.
The long answer is: if the paint has faded so that it is just too difficult to see, then yes, probably.
If patches of paint have worn off completely, then no, there is no paint to show up under UV light. -
i want a tester to see if my hunting have a UV glow in them. what tester is best suited to my need
I don't know what a "hunting" is or why it should have a UV glow so I can't answer this question specifically.
Generally, the most flexible UV torch is this one.
After that, the 'best' is UV torch 5W + 18650 battery + charger | Quicktest