Tritan 365-Serie Ultraviolette (UV-A) Schwarzlicht-LED-Inspektionslampe (auch in Fremdspannungen erhältlich)

• UV-A Intensity Range: 4,750µW/cm² at 15" (38cm)
• UV-A Coverage Area: 5.5 in (14 cm)
• Visible Light Measurement: < 2 foot-candles (22 lux)
• Power requirements: 120 VAC/12VDC (also available in 230V, 240V and 100V versions)
• White Light LED Intensity: 400 foot-candles (4,306 lux)
• Light Source: (3) UV-A LEDs, (1) white light LED

• EN ISO 3059
• EN 62471 Declaration of Compliance
• EU Declaration of Conformity

• Lightweight Design: Weighs only 1 pound (454 grams) for easy handling during long inspection sessions.
• Standards Compliant: Meets ISO 3059 standards for UV-A lamps used in NDT inspections.
• Certified Excellence: Each lamp comes with a Certificate of Conformance and a Validation Report, ensuring top-tier performance and compliance.
• Dual Light Modes: White LED for surface flaw detection and UV-A (365nm) light for fluorescent inspections.

• Tritan™ 365 Series LED UV-A Lamp (365nm)
• In-line AC Power Supply
• UV-Absorbing Spectacles
• Padded Protective Case

What is the TRITAN™ 365 Series used for? It's Spectro-UV's line of broad-beam, compact-head UV-A inspection lamps used to reveal cracks, flaws, and contamination through fluorescent penetrant and magnetic particle inspection.

Who uses TRITAN lamps? NDT and manufacturing QC teams who need a wide, even beam and a small lamp head to reach tight spaces larger lamps can't access.

How is the series organized? TRITAN comes in standard-intensity, high-intensity, and fully compliant configurations, with both AC-powered and battery-operated models, so you can match the lamp to the job's intensity and compliance requirements.

What is the TRI-365DB used for? It's a corded UV-A inspection lamp used for everyday fluorescent flaw detection at standard intensity (4,750 µW/cm²).

Does this lamp carry compliance certification? No, it's suited to general inspection work that doesn't require compliance documentation.

How does it compare to the TRI-365SBLC? Similar intensity (4,750 vs. SBLC's 4,500 µW/cm²) and coverage, but without the SBLC's multi-standard compliance certification or Certificate of Conformance.