Batteries will arrive discharged because of postal regulations and the batteries should be charged prior to use. Using a single 18650 Li-ION battery rated from 2,500 - 3,000 mAh, the flashlight provides up to an hour of use on a charge. Do NOT look directly into the beam of the flashlight and do not point it towards any eyes.
The other 3 watts of energy is dissipated as heat. The S2+ 6-watt (gray body) is driven with forward current of 1750 mA, so the wattage is about 6, and the radiant flux is approximately 3W. The other 1.8 watts of energy is dissipated as heat. The S2+ 4-watt (black body) is is driven with forward current of 1050 mA, so the wattage is about 3.8-4, and the radiant flux is approximately 2W. The intensity of the beam is strong enough to cause fluorescence in materials that do not fluoresce very well under the normal UV A tubes used in standard UV lamp fixtures. The reflector focuses the UV output to an intense, but smooth "spot" with a range of 10 meters or more for finding specimens up close or quite far away. Dimensions: 4 5/8" long x 15/16" diameter. The power supply is one 18650 lithium-ion battery (protected or unprotected). The flashlight has an ON/OFF Click switch in the tail cap, and it has a Lanyard. These flashlights are a favorite among fluorescent gem, rock and mineral collectors for their portable size and excellent UV output.īuilt to Waterproof Standard IP-65, the unit is safe from accidental water immersion, the Ergonomic Knurling Pattern offers a comfortable, secure grip, and the reflector emits excellent beam shape. Both lights use a high quality LG 365nm ultraviolet LED. This flashlight is available in two versions: a 6-watt (grey body) version and a (black body) 4 watt version.
We are very proud to now be a dealer of the famous Way Too Cool Ultra Violet (UV) LED Flashlights Our neighbor is an artifact collector and he got really excited when he saw these in operation and actually wanted our first one before we even had them listed. I was delightfully surprised when I tested these lights on short and medium wave specimens and saw their amazing colors. Gardner explained them to me I was impressed but a bit skeptical, as there are other longwave flashlights out there, but they do not work on shortwave or medium wave specimens. Bill Gardner did it again! He has designed and now has made available a line of compact Ultraviolet Flashlights that are top quality, rated at 365nm (UV-A aka Longwave) that actually works on UV-C aka Shortwave and UV-B aka Mediumwave specimens as well. These lights and larger ones offered by “Way Too Cool” are great for established collectors…but what about getting started…what about something really portable for checking specimens at shows or sales? Guess what?.Mr. His products are well known among mineral collectors. His dedication, drive and desire to produce high quality and reliable ultraviolet lights, coupled with his extensive knowledge of ultraviolet lamps, filters, electrical design and components has resulted in the development of probably the finest line of ultraviolet lights available today. Way Too Cool is a Phoenix based company started by Mr. For display cabinet uses we have referred them to Mr Gardner at “Way Too Cool” for larger UV Lights. Our favorite has always been the “Way Too Cool” 9 Watt triple wave lamps, both 120V AC power or the 12V DC power with battery pack. We have strongly recommended over the years that our customers invest the money necessary to get a quality UV Light. I am sorry to say that we have tried just about every UV Light available and either they were very unreliable or they were an expensive light. We have tried through the years to find and make available to our customers an affordable and reliable UV Light.
We advise, for most situations, that at least 2 black lights are used from opposite ends of the party space for the best black light effect.For years now our customers have asked for an inexpensive yet quality ultra violet light that would effectively allow our fluorescent mineral customers the ability to see the wonderful array of colors present in fluorescent mineral specimens. Keep in mind that black lights, like any light source, are directional and do cast shadow. Below is a short list of questions to ask that can help you narrow down your search. When choosing the best black light for your party or event, there are a number of things to consider.
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