What is Ultraviolet Wavelength?
The Sun is a source of the full spectrum of ultraviolet radiation, which is commonly subdivided into UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C. Wavelength, a fundamental descriptor of electromagnetic energy, is the distance between corresponding points of a propagated wave. Typical UV light source emission wavelengths range from ultraviolet (UV-C 100-280nm, UV-B: 280-315nm, UV-A 315-400nm) to visible light (400-700nm) and infrared (700-3000nm).
UV wavelengths typically are measured in nanometers (nm). Nanometer, a unit of length, is equal to one billionth of a meter. UV light-emitting diodes (LEDs) have a narrow spectral output centered on a specific wavelength, +/- 15nm, with typical commercial UV LED lamps emitting at 365nm, 385nm, 395nm, or 405nm wavelengths.
Product features
1.UV energy higher than their peers 40%
2.Faster curing, shorten the operation time
3.LED Chip Lens will not turn yellow, do not change color, not deterioration
4.365nm 370nm 375nm 380nm 385nm 390nm 395nm 400nm 405nm for your choice
5.High quality with LG 45*45mil LED Chip.3W 370~375NM: 120~160m/W
AUXO's 20W-370 flood light is a perfect mountable black light for your UV requirements
Our black light fluorescent lamps contain an amazing intense UV energy emitters. When the fluorescent material is activated by a dark (black) light it creates its photonic energy. Usually the black light energy fluctuates from 254 nanometers to 410 nanometers in the light spectrum. The common human eye can see light energy only between 400 to 700 nanometer (NM) wavelengths. It is within these wavelengths that we use to make items fluorescence or to cure UV glues and adhesives. Keep in mind the lower the NM number the more dangerous it is. 254 NM will burn and should be handled with care. We stick with 365 NM and 395 NM both of which are safer. With that being said, all LED lights should never be aimed at the eye. The stronger the LED source the more care and protective glasses should be worn.
Floodlight Style Black Light for Curing, Theater, or Industrial UV Inspections