UVC Flashlight 254nm 3w Powerful Pocket Rechargeable Ultraviolet Torch

$132.00 each inc GST

Only 11 left in stock (can be backordered)

Description

⚠️ DANGER — 254 nm UV-C: This product emits high-risk UV-C radiation. Avoid all direct and reflected exposure. Eye/face protection specifically suitable for 254 nm UV-C is required. See the product-specific safety information below before use.

Professional UVC Flashlight 254nm 3w Mini rechargeable battery ultraviolet torch

Our second new UVC LED flashlight in 254 nm for all you gem fossicking champions!

LED Shop Online is excited to share our latest UV Flashlight offering – a 3W UVC LED Flashlight

With wavelength specific blacklight filter – this removes undesired wavelengths of light; therefore giving a more pure 254 nm light

 

The Pocket version is a smaller version of our original UVC Flashlight found here

This pocket version UVC LED flashlight comes with an external USB charger so you don’t have to keep buying new batteries

 

Whilst we have been selling longwave UV flashlights in 395nm and 365nm wavelength for a while, a recent development for us is offering these shortwave UVC LED flashlight models

 

Shortwave UV is a more powerful lightwave (the shorter the wavelength means the move energy it has) and therefore where applicable will excite different items to make them fluoresce (emit visible bright light when being shined on) and where applicable, to phosphoresce (continue to emit visible bright light after being shined on)

Great for finding certain gemstones!

 

UVC LED Flashlight Features

  • Wavelength – 254 nM
  • LED used – Korea UV-C 254nm LED Chip
  • Distance – will excite/fluoresce up to 30m
  • Material – Aluminium Alloy
  • Size – 12cm x 2.4cm
  • Battery – 1 x 3.7V Li-ion 18650
  • USB Charger – Yes (external to the flashlight)
  • Warranty – 12 months
  • Output – 3 watts

 

This is how UV (Blacklight) wavelengths usually work:

  • 230~400 nm: Optical sensors, various instrumentation
  • 240~280 nm: Disinfection, decontamination of surfaces and water (DNA absorption has a peak at 260 nm)
  • 200~400 nm: Forensic analysis, drug detection
  • 270~360 nm: Protein analysis, DNA sequencing, drug discovery
  • 280~400 nm: Medical imaging of cells
  • 300~320 nm: Light therapy in medicine
  • 300~365 nm: Curing of polymers and printer inks
  • 300~400 nm: Solid-state lighting
  • 350~370 nm: Bug zappers (flies are most attracted to light at 365 nm).

 

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

Purchases of UV flashlights are subject to our UV Radiation Safety Notice and UV Protective Eyewear Notice and Product Safety Information (below)

⚠️ UV Radiation Safety Notice

UV flashlights emit ultraviolet radiation (UVR) and must be used with care. UV radiation can be harmful to eyes and skin, even when the light appears dim or is only visible as a faint purple/blue glow.

Never look directly into any UV LED; or allow UV light beams to reflect directly toward your eyes; or shine UV light directly onto your skin; and never shine UV flashlights at people, animals, eyes, skin or reflective surfaces.

Always use protective eyewear suited to the specific wavelength you are using (AS/NZS 1337.1) (see UV Light Protective Eyewear section below). Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ UV Protective Eyewear

Ordinary glasses (sunglasses, prescription glasses, reading glasses, or fashion eyewear) and even protective eyewear should not be relied on unless they are confirmed as suitable safety eyewear for the relevant UV wavelength.

Different UV wavelengths carry different levels of risk.

🛑🛑🛑 254 nm UV-C Product Safety Information

254 nm UV-C is high-risk UV-C radiation. It requires controlled use, covered skin, and eye/face protection compliant with AS/NZS 1337.1 and specifically suitable for 254 nm UV-C exposure.

Eye protection must protect against both direct and reflected UV-C exposure. Use close-fitting, wrap-around safety goggles or full face protection that provides side protection and prevents UV-C from entering around the sides, top or bottom of the eyewear.

Do not rely on ordinary glasses including sunglasses, prescription glasses, reading glasses, fashion eyewear, or open-sided safety glasses.

Do not rely on general-purpose UV400 glasses unless the manufacturer specifically confirms they are suitable for 254 nm UV-C exposure and provide adequate side protection against reflected UV-C.

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