It would be great, if spec's on type of led bulb is given to determine, if indeed a true 365nm wavelength bulb.
1041032
As it says in the picture, it produces light between 365nm and 370nm. I can verify that it will fluoresce bodily fluids like urine, spit, etc.
1041033
no specs on the LED bulbs, but if 365nM-370nM is what you are looking for, this maybe a great find for you. I cannot verify but the visible spectrum of light is a neutral dim white, leads me to believe its around 365nM. However, it doesnt seem to work for urine (human or animal) dry or wet.
1041034
I was convinced that 365nm was the correct wave length but it doesn't light up the urine as I was lead to believe.
951420
Sorry, don't know for sure. i just measured length and width of light and it was correct as described....to work.
837363
This bulb will work great with it check out this E12 LED Candelabra bulb it looks and is like the real thing Triangle Bulbs T95085-6 4W LED E12 2700K 400 lm Non-Dimmable Base Candelabra Light Bulbs Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb
381071
I know it's a little late for this, but for anyone else wondering: I've got the 100wEq version of this bulb, and it's CRI is 91, so I can't imagine it'd be any less.
236211
I believe they are saying a SHORT a19 incandescent bulb, maybe because the globe would be closer to the plastic cage and possibly melt it. A standard a19 should work fine.
691898
Unsure. I bought them specifically to protect my eyes from UV lamps operating in the 254nm range.
2066175
I would assume that as long as the total # of led's was the same...the output would match
467978
It's at the high end of wattage, but yes. However, 100 Watt Incandescent bulbs are being phased out in favor of flourescent bulbs and may be hard to find. More typically, a regular bulb would be 75 watts or even 60 watts.
2215978
I don't know. I would think if the instructions called for a night light sized bulb this would be OK.
2064097
Standard 40 or 60 W bulbs would be fine but they need to be the shorter ones. We are using Utilitech pro LED. Clear bulb no lettering visible. Beautiful. Warm white, 25 W equivalent. Home Depot
151155
CRI = &gt;80 Reference this sheet for all specifications. http://www.feit.com/documents/pdf/PAR30L_5K_LEDG5_SpecSheet.pdf. I have a few dozen of these bulbs in a commercial setting and spec this on a regular basis. The color rendering index is quite high.
210073
It would -- buy the light itself is shorter than 36" so you wouldn't get as much coverage. I agree with Michael S.
1770696
Seems at least as bright as a 60W incandescent bulb at equal distance from my eyes. The LEDs have concentrating lenses over them, so the effect is a cluster of magnified beams. And yes, the purple violet tint is there and I assume delivers the promised effective wavelength.
2231981
I certainly can't "discern the light cast by the individual LEDs". The bulbs do have a fairly wide (60°) beam angle and their coverage seems uniform and consistent with the halogen bulbs they replaced, perhaps warmer (3200°K), not as harsh.
838999
I'm not sure on that one. I have 9007 sized bulbs, and there bi-xenon for high and low beam
282915
Yes. 850nm LEDs tend to produce light that is visible to the human eye. If you want one that is invisible, be sure that your camera sensor is sensitive to that wavelength. Most can only pick up 850nm, not 940mm.
43328
If your full spectrum bulbs are regular size and don't heat up and have a screw in base I think they could be used