Discover the versatility of the Dual UV Blacklight Lamp – E-Series, equipped with both 365nm (UV-A) and 254nm UV light. Featuring powerful 8-watt tubes and a built-in filter assembly, this portable, hand-held lamp is perfect for quickly verifying documents and detecting fluorescence with ease. Ideal for forensic applications, lab work, and inspection tasks, this reliable tool combines efficiency and convenience in one compact design.
Ergonomic carrying handle for comfortable grip while operating the lamp
Long life filter glass - resists solarization extending the lifetime of the lamp
Anodized aluminum housing - lightweight and rugged for the toughest work environments
What is the ENF-280C used for? It's the highest-power dual-wavelength lamp in the E Series (8W 365nm/8W 254nm with filter assembly), used for lab, forensic, and conservation work needing maximum UV output.
Why does it have two wavelengths? The 365 nm tube provides standard fluorescence inspection; the 254 nm short-wave tube is used for RUVIS and forensic detection work.
Who uses this model specifically? Technicians and investigators working larger inspection areas or requiring stronger UV output than the 240C or 260C provide.
What is the E Series used for? The E Series is Spectro-UV's line of professional-grade handheld UV lamps used for laboratory, forensic, and life-science applications: including rodent contamination detection, conservation work, gem and mineral inspection, and other fluorescence-based detection tasks. Unlike Spectro-UV's NDT lamps, the E Series isn't built for aerospace compliance inspection.
Who uses E Series lamps? Lab and life-science technicians, forensic investigators, conservators, and gemologists who need dual-wavelength (254 nm/365 nm) or UV-A-only illumination for detection and inspection work outside standard NDT.
How is the E Series organized? It comes in dual-wavelength models (ENF-series, with both 254 nm UV-C and 365 nm UV-A tubes) and single-wavelength models (EA-series, UV-A only), each available in multiple power levels (4W, 6W, 8W) to match the application.
