bald1
Enlightened
I wanted to confirm the wavelength of the ultraviolet light it produces. We were comparing the personal one I just got to a big Spectroline BIB-150P UV Flood. Aside from the obvious differences in output capabilities, the X5T produces a more vivid purplish light simply because the big BIB is outputing closer to the invisible spectrum.
Their technical reps cited 395 nM +/- 5 which is on the upper range of UV-A light. The BIB-150P cranks photons out at 365 nM which is the lower end of the range.
I was very pleased with the X5T-UV's abilities and as a result we're ordering a bunch to outfit personnel at work /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif The portability factor is a very big plus over the AC powered BIB-150P!
--Bob
Their technical reps cited 395 nM +/- 5 which is on the upper range of UV-A light. The BIB-150P cranks photons out at 365 nM which is the lower end of the range.
I was very pleased with the X5T-UV's abilities and as a result we're ordering a bunch to outfit personnel at work /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif The portability factor is a very big plus over the AC powered BIB-150P!
--Bob