DIFFERENCE between 365nm and 400nm UV LED Black Lights Explained VISUALLY
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2020
- DIFFERENCE between 365nm and 400nm UV LED Black Lights Explained VISUALLY. The visuals will help you decide on which Black Lights will work best for your application. The visual differences in this video will blow your mind. The end of this video is pretty interesting under the black light!
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UV Black Lights I dig the content very educational! I’m subscribing! Also what does Mahalo mean?
@@ericreyna3060 I very much appreciate the subscribe! Mahalo expresses gratitude in the Hawaiian language. Basically a Thank you!
Would it be right to say it right back and that’s cool I learned a new word today!
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Much Thanks! This is exactly the info I've been looking for and you presented it succinctly as well!
You’re welcome! I’m glad I can help! Thank you for watching!
GREAT video, and this helps me out MASSIVELY. Now a video on paints would be great as well. I'll keep searching your videos for more answers, but dude, PLEASE, keep up the GREAT work.
I should've covered everything that you need for your flower project. I do have 3 videos of wildfire paint that you can check out. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask. There is also a glow green wall video as well.
Trying to get something for fog lights on my car. Recommendations for wavelength and where to buy the diodes?
Hello! Thanks so much for your content. I am working on an art piece and the paint I'm wanting to use is the invisible paint. I saw based on your other vids, I should be using the 365nm lights. Do you think the 400 would be better for the invisible paint or should I stick to the 365? Thanks!
If you’re using invisible paint, you want to use 365nm only or some of the colors won’t work.
found you while researching what light would be best for me to use for a glow in the dark project. i need a shop light that i can set up and easily move in the studio to illuminate evenly an area 30" x 30". wondering what you recommend? thanks !
Please check out my “best blacklight for bedroom” video. I’m not sure what a shop light is?
Hey boss I really appreciate your video, I was wondering about using the uv light to deoxidize the bottoms of shoes, I’m not sure if you are familiar or if your higher understanding could point me in the right direction.
I’ve heard of it before but don’t know much about it. Sorry!
thank you for the video govna. which wavelength will charge up the lume on a watch the fastest?
You’re welcome! Best would be 365nm. Thank you for watching!
Hi Great review by the way. I need advice on which is better for indoor football with uv light, football in the dark?
You will probably want more visible light, so you can somewhat see. For more visible purple light you can use the 400nm wavelength.
Hey so I’m looking to light up a big inside area with the 365 look, but already hung up a TON of the more visible uv leds, I would love to be able to transition those to have less visible light, and would like to paint them or diy a band pass filter, is that possible?
Band pass filter will block out some visible light, but the cost on getting something custom made like that would probably cost alot. Might be worth it to just buy 365nm blacklights.
Looking for a blacklight flashlight to detect a florescent dye I put into A/C copper lines to find a leak. I'm about to purchase 390 to 400 nm. Was wondering if this is fine for the application
Yes, that’ll work but I would use 365nm when trying to detect anything.
Hello for sporting activity like tennis.. What is the best uv light to use and why? Thank you
Sorry for the late reply, didn't see this comment come through. You can use either 365nm or 400nm, it's really up to you. just know that 400nm you will have more visible purple light.
Hi! We're in the process of redoing a house built in the late 70s. I'm planning to decorate a closet with floor to ceiling blacklight posters. It's not bir, probably about 4 ft x 4 ft with 8 foot ceilings.
Any suggestions for what type of light I should use? Thanks!
Hello! Screw In type bulb should work, you don’t need anything big. Personally I like the 365nm wavelength.
Thank you for the video.
I'm looking for recommendations for a rechargeable UV flashlight to use on the lume of wristwatches.
Just got a Nitecore TIKI GITD and am wondering if I can do better than 365 nm at 500mw?
Thanks again.
That should be good enough. You really don’t need a ton of power for watches.
Thanks for watching!
Hey man, ive just started a little section in my room setup with dj decks and it has a slanted ceiling either side of it coming to a point and ive painted it black. Im putting posters and tapestries all over it and the wall behind it too but im not sure which light to get? Whats the safest for a bedroom and for exposure to eyes cause theres no real way to avoid it with the setup. Would it be best to line the ceiling in 5m 395 - 405 LED uv strip or use a globe or install a fluorescent?. Any ideas u have for me would be great. Also any safety options as i have a dog too :) cheers brother love ur videos.
@Jordan raiola UV strip would be good if you’re limited with mounting options for a fixture. I’m guessing the posters have no invisible dyes in them, so you can go with 365nm or 400nm. Just keep in mind 385-400nm you’ll have the purple visible light. As for safety, just don’t stare into them and make sure they’re atleast 4-6’ away from you. If you need eye protection, search for some UV protection glasses. Hope this helps, if you have any other questions, let me know!
Hi there! Good stuff in your channel. This picked my curiosity. Last year I made a phosphorescent (not flourescent) mural and charging it with a 395nm light seems to yeld good results. Now, not having the issue of what becomes visible and not and being focused only on making the strontium paint glow as bright as possible (and charging it as fast as possible), I'd wonder if you'd still recommed a 365nm light for it or if in my case stronger is just better. Actually had the idea of going with a UV-C lamp for room disinfection when no one is inside, but I guess it would do a poor job for what I have in mind?
If you're just charging the strontium paint both 365nm and 395nm will get the job done. UV-C should charge it as well, I'm not sure how long it'll hold the charge since I don't really play around with UV-C. In the end if you just want to charge it as fast as possible any UV light source will get the job done. Hope that helps! Thank you for watching!!
@@UVBlackLights Thanks! I will! ^^
I wan't to see the painting done with the uv reactive dye and I would like your advice about which nm would suite me best, I kinda would love to have some purple visible light. Thanks
@gurulee Which painting? Normally you wouldn't use the UV Water Dye for a painting application, or do you mean UV Paint, not dye? If you want the Purple visible light then use anything in the 385-400nm wavelength range.
Your video was very helpful it helped me to make a decision on which light to buy, both of them thanks!
@Brandon Alexie awesome! I’m glad to hear that! Thank you.
Hi, can you please reccomend me which UV light to use for observing UV ink on banknotes. also i want to film and take pics of them so which light would be the best??
Any cash, bank notes, passports, licenses definitely want 365nm.
I want to make a display case of glow in the dark funko pops. Do you recommend 365nm or 395nm
Strongly recommend 365nm. As I have a few funko pops and the 395nm distorts the true fluorescing ability the pops have.
Which one do you think would be best for scuba diving coral reefs? Thanks.
365nm would be best.
What led do you recommend for amber search on the beach, i like the 365nm because you might not be able to see anything other than things that are fluorescent?
I agree with you. I would recommend the 365nm.
I'm looking at this for I'd checking. I have a 385-395 uv flashlight. I looked at the state of California's dmv website. It showed some makings on the id's but not all. Specifically the green golden gate bridge. I wonder if it's my flashlight. Are there certain wavelengths that certain nm can highlight and others that can't? Would 365 be better for an id like that ,?
@hatemadness yes, you definitely want 365nm UV flashlight for that. Certain colors only show up under that wavelength.
Any recommendations for 365nm uv led light strips? Ideally something 2-3 feet in length for a small project. Mahaloz!
Unfortunately, I don't have any recommendations. These are too expensive for me to purchase right now for a demo. You can check out waveformlighting.com.
I want to put led strip lights around half of my room in the corner where the wall meets the ceiling. Im planning to hang some uv reactive artwork underneath the runs. What would be best?
Any UV strip lights will work, it all depends on how much you want to spend? 365nm strips are harder to come by and are expensive. The 390-400nm strips are more affordable. Strip light video ua-cam.com/video/yUa4X6szPe8/v-deo.html
Cool demonstration! That green gunk was something else!
Appreciate it thank you!!! It was definitely a fun video to make!
hi
for fishing purpose at night and using lure with glow in the dark strip. which light is best?
Are you using it to just charge the lure? I would go with 365nm if so.
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I work doing (NDT) non destructive testing and in order to perform certain operations I use UV lights around 265-345nm, I add fluorescent penetrant on the parts I’m inspecting and proceed to wash/rinse them under the UV lights. I usually spend about 6-8 hours daily doing this.
Can this exposure be harmful to me? My face is literally exposed, I mostly get my hands exposed even though I do wear PPE gloves etc…
Recently I started experiencing itchiness and a tingly feeling in my hands and forearms the two areas I get exposed to the most.
YES! Long and close exposure to UV light is very dangerous, especially in that lower wavelength.
your videos are really helpful thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching!
Yo, I would like vibrant neon colours in background but to have enough light to record myself and be seen. Separate lighting? Or would it interfere?
Any other lighting will diminish the black light effect, so for your other lighting you’re going to want it as dim as possible. Unless your background is far back enough in a darkish area.
hey, do you know where i can find a 365nm table side lamp that i can use for drawing? thank you!
Yes, check out amzn.to/3ixImjm
Great video. Which wave length would be best for identifying Vaseline glass?
365nm for that type of glass. Thank you!!
Great vid. Great explanation. Thank you.
You’re welcome. Thank you for watching!
I have a curio cabinet set up with uranium glass plates and cups, which wavelength would be best?
Best wavelength for that application would be 365nm.
Hi there,
i have purchased some uv glowing carpet for my games room, what uv bulbs would you recommend? i really want the uv carpet to pop, i was looking at this bulb, Sunmerit 15w uv led black light bulb, br30
cheers
Trevor
Blacklight bulbs aren’t really that powerful if they’re the screw in type E26. You may need a lot of them. I would like at some linear type options, 2’ or 4’ lengths.
Apologies for the late response, I didn’t see this comment until now.
I've got a small 1bedroom apartment that I'd like to deck out with blacklights. but I'm not sure whether to get the fluorescent tube lights I had as a kid or whether to go the led route which may not only be cheaper but also brighter as well. You didnt touch on fluorescent tube bulbs however I figure you'd probably know which would be better money wise as well as brightness...
I'm also wondering how many I will need to buy in order to make my apartment really stand out. I know if I use tube bulbs I'd have to buy 4or5 24in bulbs just for my livingroom. Would it be cheaper and turn out better if I use leds rather than the tubes? I pay 10$ for a 24in fluorescent tube @Walmart...
If you have the time to respond I'd really appreciate you're input...
Check out this video it may help. Fluorescent vs LED. ua-cam.com/video/xiVrpMNe_tw/v-deo.html
You really can’t go wrong with fluorescent or LED. You probably only need 2 blacklights per room, if that’s the only lights on and it’s pitch dark. Although if you’re buying cheap ones from Walmart then yes you’ll probably need a lot more. I would invest and pay a little more for quality, you won’t regret it.
THANKHS FOR THE KNOWLEDGE PRO! 👍🏽👍🏽
No problem, glad I can help! Thank you for watching!
I built a wife ball field in my back yard and am looking to add black lights to create a similar effect as "Cosmic Baseball" not sure if I should get multiple square lights (4 - 300 wt lights) build a frame and mount them and put it on a retractable pole 10' tall and place one pole/ light assembly in each of the corners or get the long rectangle ones and mount them along the permitter at the top of the fence (6' tall). The yard is ruffly 90' long and 45' wide. any advice would be greatly appreciated!
I would go the pole route all corners, and then see if you need any on the side of perimeter. If the lights are good it should work.
Thank you. This Video is extremely helpful
Anytime! Glad I can help!
What's the best suited light for a glow party. We have other lights as well as fog and Lazers
Either or will work 365 or 400. All depends if you want more purple visible light or not.
I recently got some fluorescent tapestry for my room, but i dont know black lights what to get for it. I was thinking a lightstrip, the adhesive rope/string kind but im not sure what wave length to get. Please help me🙏
Hello. Any wavelength 365-400nm should work for your tapestry.
Hey! I have some UV artwork in my office. Was wandering if a tv or computer screen light will affect the use of UV lights. And if so how much?
Hello! Any visible light will affect it somewhat, but I don’t think you’ll have an issue with a TV or computer screen.
I'd like to get a UV flashlight to play with in the desert around my house. The desert is full of fluorescent minerals and scorpions but also non-fluorescent cactus and rattle snakes. I am wondering if a light with a bit more visible light (400 nm) would work better for me than one which isn't going to light up snakes and cactus and other things that I may stumble on, anyway.
I have exactly zero experience with UV lights.
Any suggestions?
@Matt Rivers if you’re looking for more visible light then yes go with the 400nm. Although you can’t go wrong with either, because the 365nm will still put out some visible light. I would look into the UV Beast Flashlight. I have 2 videos on a 365nm and 385nm. It’s pretty powerful and has a little bit bigger beam spread than those smaller hand size UV flashlights. Hope that helps!
365 would be better though because 365 lights up the most florecent material
Good onya mate..👍 Subbed just because this was a simple no bs kinda vid, thanks muchly..
@monstah Jones Appreciate it, thank you! I try my best to keep it informative without the fillers bs!
heyyy I do museum displays for a living. I have a client that wants a japanese statuette made from uranium glass illuminating within the display case. it is about 12" tall and apparent quite dense (in terms of transparency) what would you recommend to get the best penetration through the object if it was to be lit from behind or in front. (they already tried underneath but the light only went half way up the object)
thanks
Do you know what kind of blacklight they used?
Great video. What do you think is more suitable for room decor ? 5 meter Smd 5050 uv led strip or 40 watt uv bulb
I guess it all depends what your lighting up? I’m not a big fan of UV bulbs to light up a room for posters and such. Great for painting with UV paint, but not for lighting up a whole room.
I want to know the best wavelength for pest control. I use a uv light with uv reactive tracking dust in both light and dark scenarios
Unfortunately, I’m not too familiar with UV and pest control.
I want to light a small store that has black light art in it ? Should I use the fluorescent lights or should I use LEDs?
That’s really up to you. LED is more efficient. Fluorescent old tech. Can’t go wrong with either though.
What wave length do you recommend for dental resin filling spotting? Thank you.
I’m not familiar at all with that, sorry.
when i shine my 365 nm uv flashlight into my mouth the small fillings on my teeth glow purple
You don't need black light for florescent materials to work. So long as the light is of a longer wavelength than the light that the material will emit, they will fluoresce. The further into the visible spectrum, the dimmer the emitted light will be and the visible light that can reflect off nearby objects will make it's perception harder, but it still works.
You can also go beyond UV. A low wattage x-ray source will emit NO visible light, very little UV light and the florescence will be incredibly bright. The x-rays will break down any phosphors with time and it's really hard to rave in a 2 inch thick, lead lined body suit, which is why we stick with UV technology.
Channel really helped. I’d recommend looking into UV golf ball hunting and what lights are best. I know 365nm would be best, but putting a video specifically on that might increase traffic.
I searched with a 395nm UVBeast, but it was hard with so much light bleed. I just ordered a 365nm one to better see the hidden golf balls.
I'm glad I can help! Do all golf balls react to UV? I'm assuming the fluorescent looking ones do, like chartreuse, orange and pink. I guess I can test them with my white ones that I have laying around somewhere. I'll do some research on UV golf ball hunting on here, to get an idea. Thanks for the tip!
Which would be best for a blacklight themed mini golf course, can you please suggest paint as well. Please and thank you. 🙏🙏🙏
Amazing video. Subscribed. May God bless you, the video was very informational & helpful.
Most mini golfs I know use 365nm and Wildfire luminescent Paint. Thank you for the subscribe and kind words, means a lot! Mahalo!
Which is best to see around a room and still get good glow off of paint? I have a small arcade and don’t want people bumping into each other, but want carpet to glow. Thanks
I would go with 365nm. It still gives off some visible light. That is what most arcades, mini putts and bowling alleys use. You can still see your surroundings.
I just recently purchased some blacklight flocked posters and I'm not quite sure what light strips I could purchase that would really make my posters really pop and glow. Any recommendations?
@psycho reptile does it have to be strips and what wavelength are you looking for 365nm or 400nm?
@@UVBlackLights I would prefer strips if possible but willing to purchase a lamp if it would do just as well or better. It's for a small living room. I'm not sure what would be best wavelength. Whatever would really give me the best glow for blacklight posters
@@psychoreptile1474 Personally I would go with a lamp style, it has more UV power. I would go with 365nm for posters.
Hey, great video and what is the best flash light for a cleaning company? Also any good UV light cleaner wand or not worth it? Thanks 👍🌟
Thank you! I would take a look at UV Beast V3. I have videos on that as well. The UV wands I wouldn’t use.
Hi brother nice video! Great job.
I have one question and i need your help, i am building a bed and on the head of the bed there is a uv sensitive picture. I want to purchase a quality "real" uv blacklight strip could you please recommend one? What should i look to when i buy those flexibel led strips?
Does it have to the strips? If you want true UV it’ll have to be 365nm and those are hard to come by in strips, unless you can afford hundreds of dollars? Can you get away with a LED tube?
@@UVBlackLights tubes can do it can you recommend some please?
@@zenattitude-relaxandmedita5000 yes, Wildfire Lighting has the best right now. I made a video on them if you want to see it in action first. ua-cam.com/video/fpisydR23jU/v-deo.html
I'm looking to get into fluorescent rockhounding and was wondering what type of UV flashlight would be best
I would most likely be doing it in the dark and low light areas any suggestions?
I would definitely get a 365nm for rocks/minerals. You'll get the rocks true fluorescing color under a 365nm vs a 395-400nm. Something high powered like the UV Beast V3 365nm, but they won't be in stock for a couple of weeks from what I heard.
@@UVBlackLights thank you! I'll definitely keep a lookout for one of these
@@frankie8626 Anytime! If you need help with anything else, feel free to ask!
@@UVBlackLights thanks again if I need help ill definitely ask!
365 UV beast T3 flashlight is an absolute UV torch for rockhounding, but remember that this is Long Wave UV and many more rocks and minerals give a response for Short Wave UV....check with Way too Cool...I have their 5 watt unit SW and it is outstanding! They have other very expensive units for displays, but for portable hand held to take collecting it is a great choice!
what about using it to see better when driving in the rain? what kind of distance/range can these light cast?
I’ve never heard of using it for that. I’m not sure that’ll even work.
Hey thanks 4 the informative video on the differences in blacklights!. I would like to buy a blacklight bulb for my living room lamp that produces only 365 nm light. Are there any good light bulbs on the market that you could recommend 4 me to buy to put in my living room lamp? When I was a teenager I had a fluorescent black light that was very similar to the 365 nm light in your video and made my posters glow bright neon colors, but I was foolish for selling it lol. Thanks for your help. Mahalo 2 you!
I have a video on 365nm bulb but depending on what you’re trying to light up in your living room it might not be strong enough. It would only cover a small space like one maybe two small posters.
Thanks for your video! Much appreciated. Just wanted to also ask... I have painted a wall mural (that starts from the ceiling and goes halfway down to the floor, so 3.5 meters across and 2.5 meters down). If I mount a UV light underneath the mural, to the wall facing upwards will the effect be the same? (the mount would be hidden behind my TV and was planning to shine the light upwards from there) ... or does a UV light need to hang facing the mural dead on to have the best effect?? I´m really only looking to have the mural glow - not for party lighting. Thanks in advance!
You can mount underneath, but the blacklight needs to be angled as best you can hitting your mural or else you won’t get enough spread to hit the top portion of your mural. Hope that made sense.
Great information, I'm building a cosplay right now and am deciding between LED diodes. My plan is to light a couple flexible, clear vinyl tubes filled with uv reactive fluid. Which would you think is best in this application? The LEDs would be in immediate proximity. Thanks!
I would try to get 365nm to reduce as much purple visible light possible, but it can get very expensive versus 390-400nm led diodes. Also be very careful on how close of contact you are with these UV diodes near your skin and eyes.
@@UVBlackLights luckily it's mainly emitting from my back almost acting as a flexible fiber optic light. Just need that extra pizzazz in low lit areas
Sounds like a cool costume. Let me know if you post it anywhere!
What's the best wavelength to cure 3D Printing resins quickly? I need it mostly to cure the waste material. My resin is 405nm LCD UV-Curing.
I’m not too familiar with curing but I know most people use 400nm, but I’ve seen it done with 365nm as well.
I am looking for a UV light that is 12volt direct current and can be used outdoor. Is there one that projects light a great distance and at a powerful output? I am looking to fluoresce construction workers as they work at night, since their high visibility clothing reacts to black light, it will help them be visible to oncoming traffic. The problem is finding a lamp that meets my needs.
Unfortunately, I don’t know of any blacklight that can be strong enough for 12V output for that kind of application. What about a rechargeable blacklight? I don’t know how far away you’ll be but it might work. I have a video on it.
Nice demonstration.
Thank you very much!
what's the best for testing photochromic sunglasses?
365nm since you’ll have pure UV coming out. If you use 400nm, you’ll have only some UV and a lot of visible light. Hope this helps!
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Is this going to work the same with UV reactive crystals/rocks? Thank you 😊
Yes, some rocks need 365nm. I would just get 365nm it’ll work for all the rocks.
Hi.. What wavelength would you suggest for insect/pest trap in Agriculture fields?
I’m sorry I’m trying to understand what you’re trying to do with the UV? Are you looking for insects/pests? If so I would go 365nm.
@@UVBlackLights yes.. I read that UV light of certain range attracts more Insects/pests.. So, using those UV light traps.. we can reduce chemical pesticides application on plants..
Oh yes makes sense. I get flies all the time that die in my UV fixtures lol.
Hi. Which wavelength is best for detecting restoration done to... 1. A book (commercial print), 2. Art (oil painting)? Many thanks.
@mister kim Unfortunately, I'm not too familiar with detecting restorations. You want something in a longer wavelength, so that could be anything within 320-400nm. Sorry I'm not much help!
was wondering if the 365nm LED would perform just as effectively as a Blacklight fluorescent when applied as an insect attractant ( LED Vs Fluorescent)
Yomi Odusanya yes, it would. It has to be 365nm though. I’m not sure how good it compares to fluorescent, but I know when I’m making these videos, flys, moths are always in my way using 365 LED.
Hey bud, I build fishing lures and other stuff as hobbies, I bought some of the Qiao UV Resin Hard off Amazon and I’m trying to figure out what light would be best for curing it. Thanks!!
@barrett Bryan Hello! Best wavelength to use for curing is 365nm. Hope that helps!
@@UVBlackLights
Awesome, thank you! Greatly appreciated!
@@barrettbryan8905 You're welcome!
Hello there how can i reach out to you. I am trying to do a glow in the dark party in a club and would like to know what kind of setup will be needed for 300-350 individuals
You can DM me on IG @uvblacklights. Or email blacklightresource@gmail.com
What UV is best for checking ID and Money Security features?
The best for that is 365nm.
Hi, I'm looking for a light that can charge strontium aluminate and find scorpions. What do you recommend? Thanks!
@igot Akai please check out my UV Flashlight videos. I’d go with any of the 365nm UV flashlights.
@@UVBlackLights Will do! Thank you!
Igot Akai anytime!
Hey buddy where can I find some good 365nm bulbs by chance... everything seems to be the 390 or higher
Hello. What type of bulbs, screw in? Or 4' tubes?
Awesome video! I recently purchased a 50 what led black light but I feel like it was more blueish then a black light and was not as potent as my other black light could you help me out do I need 400 nm
Eric Reyna thank you! which blacklights do you have?
I have a 3D printer uv resin curing light. I was looking for a two pack on amazon would you know what would be best
@@ericreyna3060 Any 365-400nm UV light will work, just make sure it has a good amount of output. The 3D Printer uv resin curing light doesn't come with it?
So 400 nm is the best ? I didn’t see a two pack of those lights:/
@@ericreyna3060 If it's plastic bonding then yes, if it's glass go with 365nm.
Yo mang…I’m hoping to do some poster frames incorporated with black light. Your video is super informative, but I’m still at a loss for what will best suit my application
@tyler Devine do you want to put them in the frames? If it’s like a shadow box type you can use blacklight strips, I have a video on that. Or you’re just looking for a blacklight for the posters?
If it’s just a visible fluorescent blacklight poster then you can use 365nm or 400nm, whichever you prefer.
I don't know if you still answer people since this video is pretty old, but what type of UV light is necessary for resin curring? Specifically the wave lenght?
I try to get to all my comments. For resin you can use 365nm or 400nm. I believe most resin curers are in the 400nm range though.
enjoyable explanation thanks
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
I paint and model in blacklight. I need a really good fill light at 365nm that will allow my subjects to remain black unless fluoresced specifically. Every light I find on Amazon is just purple 400. help!
Check out wildfirelighting.com. They are the go to for 365nm wavelength blacklights.
What would I need for glow in the dark iron-on and other items? Thank you!
Like for shirts? I did a video for glow in the dark shirts ua-cam.com/video/GsMYIA7t1V0/v-deo.html. Is that what you need?
What type of black light is needed for glow in the dark items to charge them up. For example iron-on vinyl/htv or toys etc.
I watched your video but there wasn't any detailed information on the blacklight, used.
@@elizabethdobbs6555 to charge glow in the dark items, any blacklight will work for that. I tend to look toward 365nm as it's true UV, so the charge should be quicker and last longer. Hope that helps.
What do you suggest for fluorescent books?
@aishah suhaimi strongly suggest 365nm for that. You’ll get the true fluorescent color without the purple visible light. Please remember to subscribe if you got value out of this content! Mahalo!
I want to get a uv light for my room what would you suggest my rooms 16’ x 10’
If you want 365nm, I suggest Wildfire Lighting, I have a video under best blacklight for bedroom. If you like the purple visible light, then check out my video best blacklight for Halloween.
I wanna hunt for glowing rocks by the shore what would you recommend?
I would check out the UV Beast V3 365nm. I have a video on it. Thanks for watching!
What wattage and wavelength would you suggest for a large open paintball field?
Atleast 100W and you’ll probably only find 390-400nm wavelengths for an outdoor fixture.
@@UVBlackLights ty
@ryse4702 anytime!
Hey I have a question regarding the power (Watts ) of black light, which Option I choose to be able to cover 10 feet x 10 feet room (I know it is small) really everything glowing with no visible light? I want to have these black light for party application and use it with my Party light together, I want when the party lights get off, everywhere get's completely dark except the glowing parts
Many people said these low watt blacklights are useless, because you should really close it to the target to glow, I want install something on the wall the whole party and make sure it will cover my 10 feet x 10 feet room, you say the stronger watt of blacklight (let's assume 365nm) is also means higher visible light, so what is your suggestion? completely darkness except strong glowing effect for a small room 10feet x 10 feet and fix position for black light,
Well every blacklight has some visible light, unfortunately you can’t make the room pitch dark and have the posters glow. With that said, you want a 365nm blacklight so it’ll have less visible light than a 390-400nm blacklight. Please check out my “Best blacklight for room video”. That might steer you in the right direction. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you!
@@UVBlackLights Thank's I will check that, so for a fixed position UV to cover the whole room(my room is small) your suggestion is higher watt and sacrificing some visible light instead of lower watt and not cover all part of the room? I mean you prefer more glow when your UV is fixed ?
wow - you are so amazing with all of the questions you have commented on and answered from this post over the past 3 years! I have been searching for weeks trying to figure out which blacklights I should buy. I don't know if you'll be able to help me but figure it's worth a shot. I want to do glow in the dark pickleball in my garage. I found a cob floodlight that was recommended but I can't stomach paying $400 for one light when I might need at least two! So I have been trying to research all of my options. The court needs to be 20 feet wide by 44 feet long. I assume I should hang one light on each end - kitty corner from each other for full coverage. I'm kind of at a loss as other than that cob floodlight it looks like LED lights or strip lights are my only option and I just don't know what's going to work the best and what's going to give me my best value per dollar. Do you have any suggestions for me? Thanks so much for any advice you are able to share :)
I try my best to answer every question. Thanks!
So first things first. How high are you going to be mounting these blacklights? That’s going to be the big factor here.
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This is awesome. Thanks bro. 😌🌎💫
No problem, thanks for watching!
What wavelength is best for Retr0bright technique?
365nm, I’m guessing you want as much UV as possible.
@@UVBlackLights yes, probably you're right ✅
i have 2 18' black light fixtures with traditional fluorescent black light bulbs in them. one of the fixtures has a starter and the other fixture has a board with capacitors and no starter. is it possible for me to convert one or the other to accept LED black light bulbs?
You can but you would have to rewire the fixture to straight line voltage. You’ll also need non shunted sockets.
Also make sure you disconnect any ballast inside the fluorescent fixture.
@@UVBlackLights they aren't hanging/mounted fixtures for your home. they are the ones you plug into the wall socket. does this make a difference?
@andrewolfgang389 doesn’t make a difference.
@@UVBlackLights thanks bro!
I'm looking for a 90cm 365nm led black light in the UK but can't seem to find any, all seem to be 395nm already have one of those though and want less visible light
I have a 24” 365nm blacklight I’m selling that’s linked in this video, but shipping it to the UK will probably cost an arm and a leg!
@@UVBlackLights yeah I imagine it would, absolute nightmare to find one here it would seem, plenty 395nm and 365nm floodlight style ones, not what I am after though
Unfortunately, I’m not sure where you would get one like I have in the UK, sorry!
So I'm trying to buy a black light because I'm doing airbrush florescent tshirts but I don't know what blacklight to buy. I want to take it with me and use it for Friday nights at the fleamartk so it needs to last and it needs to make the designs look bright. I was wondering if you could help me out in it?
I would look into a 365nm wavelength black light. If you want top notch quality, I would check out wildfirelighting.com. That is, if you have the ability to plug the fixture in for power. If you do, check out their Ultrablade or Effects Master fixtures.
@@UVBlackLights perfect thank you so much for your time 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@ez-airbrush you're welcome, anytime!
I always have my strip lights on, everything is glowing and on the paper that came with the lamps it says 395nm~400nm, is that harmful for me?
I wouldn’t keep them on all the time, especially if they’re close to you.
Now for the bulk led packs I can order?
I'm not sure?
Which nm is best for uv printing,365 ,390 or someone else?
365nm for UV prints
Hi there. I'm trying to look for 365nm LED blacklight cannons, especially ones that react well with UV paint. Do you know anywhere that sells something like this?
If you have the budget check out wildfirelighting.com otherwise check eBay?
@@UVBlackLights thank you! By any chance would wildfire lighting 365nm LED blacklight work in the UK? I was wondering if they could since I'm hoping to replace an old school Flourescent Blacklight for this. I hear these LED 365nm blacklights are the best alternatives.
It should, but check the voltage first on their spec sheet.
@@UVBlackLights Will do! Thank you so much for letting me know, I was very skeptical at first buying US lights for here in the UK. The old Flourescents were 210V, so the US ones should be a good replacement!
Hey, I need to photograph some playing cards that have hidden images only visible with a UV light. I also want the normal parts of the card to show up in the photo. Should I go with the 400nm?
I would go with 365nm, it’ll have less purple light and it’ll show the normal parts better.
@@UVBlackLights thanks!
Anytime!
Thanks for these vids, im hoping to find the best uv light for uv tattoos got any ideas? Thanks, easy :)
No problem! Are you looking for a fixture type or flashlight type?
@@UVBlackLights a fixture maybe screw in light bulb would be best, if it could work with lights on that would be cherry. Thanks!
Unfortunately any other lights on will diminish the UV light. It doesn’t have to be pitch dark, but if it’s like an office light or something along those lines you’ll hardly see the fluorescent effect. For fixtures I would take a look at wildfire lighting.com. Or the 365 sunlite screw in bulb.
Great video 👍🏼
Thank you!
@@UVBlackLights back at you :)
Dope videos bro
Thank you!