Everbeam UV flood light 395NM 50W

This product came highly recommended by a FB group I follow and it was well worth dollars spent It made all my fluorescent decorations pop & extremely satisfied. I will buy another next year

I had tried everything to remove a turmeric stain from my carpet, oxy cleaners, peroxide, shampooer, nothing even made a dent. I doused the area with hydrogen peroxide and positioned the light directly over the stain and set a timer for 10 minutes. I was AMAZED at the results. It took a while because it was a large stain. I had to move the light and wait 10 minutes for each area. I used some household objects to create a prop, so the light was about an inch from the carpet facing straight down. I also tried a small spot with no peroxide and it did not work, the hydrogen peroxide plus the light was the key.

We purchased this light to set the mood for our Halloween decorations and it was great. It highlighted the display really well in the corner of our porch.

Yes, that's correct. This UV light at 395nm helped remove terrible Turmeric stains on our carpet after our dog spit out his Turmeric capsule then proceeded to walk around on our light carpet creating yellow stains everywhere. It took time, but we were able to get all the Turmeric stains out using this light.

Bright, covers the room. Like how many ways it can attach to shelf or wall . Haven’t used long enough to rate longevity

I ended up with three. The pic you see here is of a screen-printing exposure unit that far outclasses ANY 40-watt fluorescent daylight unit and matches or exceeds the performance of a black light fluorescent unit that you could buy or make. I know this because of being around the trade for 40 years, comparing notes with others, and experimenting with exposure calculators and actual stencils created for production. There is no doubt that you can buy one that is quicker and has more bells and whistles, but for the cost of this baby, I don't think the bang for the buck can be beaten. Costs: 80.00 for the glass, 36.00 for the plywood. 0 for the structural wood because it was scrap and later, I added radiant barrier insulation foil side up for reflectivity that was also left over from a previous project. It's debatable as to whether that even matters, but it sure looks cool. The timer was also brought out of mothballs, but one can be had for 25.00-30.00. So, it's reasonable to say that for around 150.00, you can put together a nice unit that will render halftones and produce exposures on par with much more expensive units. Emulsion choice matters, so experiment. Most emulsions, such as dual-cure pre-sensitized, or diazo type require 395nm to 405nm UVA which is spot on what these lamps produce. Long-term durability is not known.

Very bright

Can't say if this light is bright or waterproof or useful in any way past an expensive paper weight because it wouldn't come on from moment one. Multiple outlets tested, but it's dead in the water. Great Chinese manufacturing 🙄

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I use it for curing resin prints. Works very well for that. Versatile design. Gets very hot though. Would be mindful of having it on for longer than 15 mins.

Loved this black light, we used it for a neon party and it lit up the entire room. Didn’t get hot and has a metal bar at the back so it can stand by itself or you could use it to hook over something on the wall. Long cable means we could plug it in a floor plug and still hang it under the ceiling.

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