UV 395NM Portable UV Flashlight 51/100 Led Lightweight Ultraviolet Flashlights Mini Torch Detection Lighting Lamp Vue 100 LED

UV 395nm Blacklight Flashlight – 51 or 100 LED Ultraviolet Torch

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Sale price  $30.99 Regular price $37.99
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UV 395NM Portable UV Flashlight 51/100 Led Lightweight Ultraviolet Flashlights Mini Torch Detection Lighting Lamp Vue 100 LED

UV 395nm Blacklight Flashlight – 51 or 100 LED Ultraviolet Torch

Sale price  $30.99 Regular price $37.99
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UV 395nm Ultraviolet Flashlight – 51 or 100 LED Blacklight Detection Torch

Illuminate the invisible with this compact and powerful UV 395nm Ultraviolet Flashlight. Whether you're checking for fluorescent minerals, verifying currency authenticity, spotting pet stains, or inspecting surfaces for residue, this lightweight blacklight torch delivers bright, focused ultraviolet illumination right where you need it.

Available in two LED configurations — 51 LED for everyday carry and 100 LED for wider, more powerful coverage — this versatile UV flashlight is a must-have tool for hobbyists, homeowners, collectors, and professionals alike.

Key Features

  • UV Wavelength: 395–400nm — effective for fluorescence detection across a wide range of surfaces and materials
  • Two Sizes Available: 51 LED (~19.5 × 7.8 cm) or 100 LED (~14.5 × 3.6 cm) to suit your needs
  • Bright Output: Up to 160 lumens with a lighting distance of up to 50 meters
  • Durable Aluminum Alloy Body: Lightweight yet sturdy construction for long-lasting everyday use
  • Portable & Lightweight: Compact mini torch design fits easily in a pocket, bag, or toolkit
  • Wide Detection Use: Ideal for currency verification, scorpion spotting, pet stain detection, gem & mineral inspection, and more
  • Battery Powered: 51 LED model uses 3 AA batteries; 100 LED model uses 6 AA batteries (batteries not included)

Specifications

Material Aluminum Alloy
Color Black
UV Wavelength 395–400nm
Lumen Output 160 lumens
LED Count 51 LED or 100 LED (choose your option)
51 LED Size ~19.5 × 7.8 cm (7.68 × 3.07 in)
100 LED Size ~14.5 × 3.6 cm (5.71 × 1.42 in)
Lighting Distance Up to 50 meters
Batteries 51 LED: 3 × AA | 100 LED: 6 × AA (not included)
Waterproof No
Country of Origin Made in China

What's in the Box?

  • 1 × UV Ultraviolet Flashlight (51 LED or 100 LED, as selected)

Note: Slight size variations may occur due to manual measurement. Colors in product images may vary slightly from the actual item due to different display and lighting conditions. Batteries are not included.

For more information on UV light safety and practical uses, visit the CDC's UV Radiation resource page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a 395nm UV flashlight used for?

A: A 395nm ultraviolet (UV) flashlight is commonly used for detecting fluorescent substances on surfaces. Popular applications include checking the authenticity of currency and documents, finding pet stains on carpets and upholstery, spotting scorpions in the dark, inspecting gems and minerals for fluorescence, and general blacklight-based surface inspection.

Q: What is the difference between the 51 LED and 100 LED versions?

A: The 51 LED version is slightly larger in body size (~19.5 × 7.8 cm) and runs on 3 AA batteries, making it a great option for general use. The 100 LED version (~14.5 × 3.6 cm) is more compact in width but uses 6 AA batteries, providing broader UV coverage and intensity — ideal for more thorough inspections and professional use.

Q: Do batteries come included with the UV flashlight?

A: No, batteries are not included. The 51 LED model requires 3 × AA batteries, and the 100 LED model requires 6 × AA batteries. These are standard AA batteries available at most retail stores.

Q: Is the UV flashlight waterproof?

A: This UV flashlight is not rated as waterproof. It is designed for dry indoor and outdoor use. Avoid exposing it to rain, moisture, or submersion to ensure longevity.

Q: Is it safe to shine a UV flashlight on skin?

A: Extended direct exposure of UV light to unprotected skin or eyes should be avoided. When using any UV flashlight, avoid shining it directly into eyes and limit prolonged direct skin exposure. Refer to guidance from the CDC on UV radiation safety for best practices.

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