Hunting scorpion 395nm UV Torh Bed Bug Detecting Ultraviolet LED Flashlight 51 led ultraviolet blacklight With Feature Currency

• Perfect for outside use such as hunting scorpions and minerals!


• Clearly Showing dried urine & stains of small animals on carpets/rugs/clothes.


• The 51 Ultraviolet LED allow you to cover a much bigger area without losing the intensity of the UV light.


• Made with high quality aluminum alloy, Emits 395 nanometer wavelength,much durable for use.

Specification

Power Source: battery 
Battery Type: AA 
Total Batteries: 3 (not including battery) 

Battery Life: Approximately 20 hours on 3 AA batteries
Total Emitters: 1 
Switch Mode: 1 (On/Off) 
Applications: Everyday use, camping, hiking, caving, fishing, hunting 
Body Color: Black 

Body Material: Aluminum with "O" rings for water resistance
Brightness : <100 lumens 
Runtime: (Hr.) 6-8 
Dimension 147*55*35mm

Head diameter: Approx. 55 mm
Body diameter: Approx. 35 mm
Length: Approx: 147 mm
Net Weight 0.2 kg 

Bulb Type: 390 to 395 (nM)
Bulb Life: 100,000 hours

Packing list: 1*blacklight uv flashlight (not include battery)

                      Each flashlight in a air bubble bag then in a white box. 
                     

Function:

Discover a world you never knew existed with theblacklight uv flashlight. Many hazards escape the naked eye. Bodily fluid stains on hotel sheets, pet stains on the carpet, scorpions lurking in the dark are just a few of the elements that are exposed by the blacklight uv flashlight. Whether on a business trip or a camping trip, it's an essential travel companion.

Potent Inspection Tool
The UV Tracker 51 boasts 51 UV LED bulbs, many more than most competing UV flashlights. More bulbs means more coverage area, allowing you to efficiently inspect your surroundings.
Widely used in fluorescent anti-counterfeiting, fluorescence fiber special lighting industry

Unique fluorescent:
The scorpion's shell is composed of a layer of keratin tissue similar to humain nails. Under irradiation of ultraviolet lamps, they will appear to glow. Scientists have yet to identify the reason of the fluorescence surmising it may have developed to help attract prey