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UV Inspection Light: 10 ft Max Beam Distance, High, Black, Alkaline, AA Battery Size, 3 Batteries

Item 
9LHH4
Mfr. Model 
UV-4

Product Details

Catalog Page
N/A
Brand
TEKTITE
Manufacturer Part Number
UV-4
Alternate Battery Size
AA
Application
Industrial
Battery Chemistry
Alkaline
Battery Size
AA
Beam Color
Black
Beam Distance Levels
1 m
Beam Focus
Fixed
Beam Pattern
Flood
Body Color
Black
Body Diameter
1-1/4 in
Body Material
ABS; Polycarbonate
Drop Rating
3 m
Hazardous Location Specification
Not Rated
IP Rating
IPX8
Includes
Lens Glare Guard; Wrist Lanyard
Includes Batteries
Yes
Includes Charger
No
Includes Secondary Light
No
Intrinsically Safe
No
Lamp Life
10,000 hr
Lens Material
Polycarbonate
Light Output Modes
High
Lighting Technology
LED
Manufacturer Warranty Length
Lifetime
Maximum Beam Distance
10 ft
Mounting Location
Wrist
Number of Batteries
3
Number of Light Output Levels
1
Overall Length
7-3/8 in
Power Source
Battery
Rechargeable
No
Resistance Properties
Water Resistant
Run Time Levels
20 hr
Run Time at Maximum Brightness
20 hr
Series
Trek
Special Features
Multifuel
Special Operating Modes
No Special Light Output
Standards
CE Certified (European Union Compliant)
Switch Location
Head
Switch Type
Twist
Weight with Batteries
4.5 oz
UNSPSC
39111516
Country of Origin
USA (subject to change)
Product Description

Ultraviolet (UV) rays emitted by these inspection lights reveal leaks, stains, bodily fluids, counterfeit currency, and fraudulent documents that would be difficult or impossible to see with standard white light. Also known as black light penlights, they cause phosphors in security strips, dyes, and other substances to glow. UV penlights are commonly used by HVAC techs, mechanics, cleaning crews, exterminators, security agents, and forensic investigators. They don't give off white light for illumination, and they are not for disinfection. Caution: UV light should not be shined into eyes, and UV protective eyewear should be worn as a precaution when using these lights.