Do these bulbs produce short, medium, or long Ultra-violet wavelengths?
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These emit long, UV-C wavelengths.Datasheet: http://download.p4c.philips.com/l4b/9/928039004005_na/928039004005_na_pss_aenus.pdf
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These emit long, UV-C wavelengths. Datasheet: http://download.p4c.philips.com/l4b/9/928039004005_na/928039004005_na_pss_aenus.pdf
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UV-C light emits SHORT wavelengths, not long. (Naturally, they are absorbed by earth's ozone layer, so they don't reach our atmosphere and harm us. NATURALLY. This light will harm you if you decide to hang out with it.)UV-B: medium wavelength (some are transmitted through the atmosphere and cause damage)UV-A: long wavelength (transmitted through the atmosphere and most damaging to us)http://www.fda.gov/Radiation-EmittingProducts/RadiationEmittingProductsandProcedures/Tanning/ucm116425.htm - here's a little info on UV Radiation
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The light that these bulbs produce is the closest spectrum to natural sunlight. I purchased several of these for my mom and my girlfriend and they love them. It is much easier on your eyes than the "yellowish" fluorescent lighting that most bulbs produce and is great for reading and crafts also. I hope this was helpful. Dave J.
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I have these lamps from a few years ago and had a hard time finding replacement bulbs. I ended up just buying regular lightbulbs that fit, but stuck way too far out and did not work well. The specs listed say "30 Watt 5000K Daylight Balance Compact Fluorescent Photo Light Bulbs" which can be bought on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/CowboyStudio-Daylight-Balanced-Fluorescent-Bulb/dp/B001MLBK0U/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394214764&sr=8-2&keywords=30+Watt+5000K+Daylight+Balance+Compact+Fluorescent+Photo+Light+Bulbs But if it's saying 45W on what you have, then I guess the specs above are wrong! They do have 45W here: http://www.amazon.com/CowboyStudio-Fluorescent-Daylight-Temperature-Photography/dp/B004LONG0W/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394215030&sr=8-2&keywords=45+Watt+5000K+Daylight+Balance+Compact+Fluorescent+Photo+Light+Bulbs
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You are asking for the Color Rendering Index (CRI) of the florescent tubes that ship with this product. Another way to put it is the color temperature, or light spectrum.I believe these are rated as natural sunlight or day light bulb around 500-600 Kelvins but do not quote me as I don't have the manufacture product specs. I would suggest you check with the manufacturer for that specific rating.As a gardener I find they work great for seed trays and plant starts. However, I'm not trying to grow anything exotic or medicinal.
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Sorry, I'm not sure. I do know that this type of bulb has a short life compared with regular bulbs. Generally they are not on for that long in any case.
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I'm definitely not an expert, but I bought these, and I think they give off the same amount of light as a standard CFL. They're plenty bright. I think they're just called minis because they're shorter -- the longer ones don't fit with some of those ceiling covers you try to put over the bulb. The reason I bought these, though, wasn't because they were mini but because they're 2700K temperature, which gives off a much softer, warmer light than the typical harsh white CFL bulbs.
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I have no way to adequately respond to this question. Bulbs come in standard lengths: 24" or 48". One or the other, just like a regular florescent bulb. T5 bulbs do require a receptical that will accept T5 bulbs; a standard fixture won't do.
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I think this is just a regular bulb - not the full spectrum I was looking for.
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The bulbs I have are 32W bulbs. I don't see a "T" number. they are the shorter of the standard flurescent tubes.If you want, I'll measure them and get more numbers. Hope this helps.
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Mixed (full) spectrum would be a T5 fluorescent or a cool white LED. Blue is used on vegetation stage and red for flowering
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I used the type of bulb used before compact fluorescent bulbs came out so I don't know if they will work or not. Shade is ivory.
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No. Type G refers to a globe shaped bulb. Most G's I've seen are LED's not CFL's
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I can not answer the question. I have used it with normal bulbs and have had great success.
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No, all compact fluorescents use mercury vapor to generate light. If a bulb breaks, make sure to open your windows and air out the room.
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The Lamp in question uses LED ( LIGHT EMMI TING DIODES ) to produce an ultra violet light ( UV Light ).Standard UV lamps that are not LED use Fluorescent tubes to produce the UV Light. The result of using the LED is that it gives a much more specific wavelength of light which in turn cures the polish MUCH quicker.
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UV lights of a certain wavelength emit ozone, so it's a question you should ask of anything involving UV. If the light wavelength is below 200 nm, it generates ozone. The good news is, above 200 nm converts ozone back to oxygen. The light used in AC4825 and AC5000 both are 253.7 nm, so they emit no ozone.
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These are standard Par 38 bulbs, they will light up a small stage in full on mode. I have replaced the bulbs with LEDs and use this as a wash highlighting each player in the band.