UV 365NM Detection Flashlight

7 reviews for UV 365NM Detection Flashlight

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Steve Distin – November 17, 2018

   Fun
   Color: UV101-365nmVerified Purchase
   It is what it says. With a Li ion battery it’s very bright. The peak wavelength is indeed 365nm as measured with an Ocean Optics red tide UV spectrometer. You’ll see some interesting fluorescence of you some it on rocks.
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   Rated 5 out of 5

   D. Bank – January 14, 2019

   True 365 nm UV
   Color: UV101-365nmVerified Purchase
   This is a very cool little, and I do mean little, UV light. It is unfiltered, so there is a lot of extra visible light, but the UV is truly 365 nm and it gets a good response from fluorescent minerals. It is powered by a single AAA battery, so it obviously is not as bright nor will last as long as a UV light using the same LG LED but powered by an 18650 battery. It isn’t much bigger than an AAA battery either, so it is easy to take everywhere.
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3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   NMorgan – April 8, 2019

   Great flashlight
   Color: UV101-365nmVerified Purchase
   Compact and powerful, easy to use.

4. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Paul – November 4, 2020

   I started with the small “kit” and once I figured out how to be successful with the bonding I moved up to this light source. It is so much easier than the little unit and works GREAT! I have used bonding on a couple of different things that I didn’t think would ever be usable again and it bonded them easily. Great for small to medium household jobs or the hobbyist. Really happy with this. Key to bonding is having a gap you can fill rather then the superglue approach where you can essentially squeeze the two sides together.

5. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Taka – November 4, 2020

   This is a very cool little, and I do mean little, UV light. It is unfiltered, so there is a lot of extra visible light, but the UV is truly 365 nm and it gets a good response from fluorescent minerals. It is powered by a single AAA battery, so it obviously is not as bright nor will last as long as a UV light using the same LG LED but powered by an 18650 battery. It isn’t much bigger than an AAA battery either, so it is easy to take everywhere.

6. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Steve Distin – November 6, 2020

   It is what it says. With a Li ion battery it’s very bright. The peak wavelength is indeed 365nm as measured with an Ocean Optics red tide UV spectrometer. You’ll see some interesting fluorescence of you some it on rocks.

7. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   NMorgan – November 6, 2020

   Compact and powerful, easy to use.