UV flashlight rough spectrum

Dor123 was curious of spectrum. Hope this helps, i know its rough. The dim light on spectrum is phone screen light, the violate blip is the uv (blb) flashlight

The photo shows the light colour properly. The subject is a white jar of gravol on a white background. The label reacts but not the rest. The light colour is almost like a Black light blue flourescent but slightly washout but pretty good for LED

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dor123
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Violet, NUV and UVA LEDs, usually have a broad emission from the red to the blue, emitted as a byproduct. Either the body of the LED itself fluorescence, or part of the die fluorescence.
Anyway, the violet part of the spectrum is too intense for a UVA LED at the range of 350-370nm. Looks like the violet/NUV 390-405nm one. They can also causes fluorescence on paper.

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Yeah the LED ones wont be as good as real blacklight. but for basic effects it'll do

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Typically UV LEDs have a wavelength of around 395nm. BL and BLB fluorescents have around 350 and 360 respectively.