Germicidal UV-C employs 254nm shortwave UV light can be used for a variety of germicidal applications in the laboratory environment and more.
Our handheld UV Lamps (6 watts) are uniquely designed with an ergonomically designed handle. Select from shortwave or combination longwave and shortwave in the same lamp. 
Main features
- Lamps are lightweight for easy handling
- Durable plastic housing
- Six watts
- Models available with shortwave, longwave UV or a combination shortwave/longwave version
- Combination shortwave/longwave version comes with a snap-on wavelength selector for switching between wavelengths
Order the optional JL-129 Lampstand for hands free operation.
Optional viewing cabinet
UVP Mini Chromato-Vue Viewing Cabinets provide a compact darkroom environment for viewing materials. All cabinets feature a contrast control filter that absorbs UV energy to protect the eyes. Each cabinet is designed to be used with specific UVP lamp models, which fit snugly on top of the cabinet.
UV Protection
UV-C's effects on the human body vary depending on length of exposure, but can cause painful burns on the skin. It can also cause temporary damage to the cornea if observed directly. Aside from these threats, UV-C is a known carcinogen for human skin. We strongly suggest using protective eyewear, face shields, and gloves when working with UV-C.
Optional Radiometer
Measurement of lamp irradiance is the most effective way to monitor the useful life of any UV light source. The UVX Radiometer is useful for measuring UV intensity to ensure the desired UV dosage is being accurately applied. Useful for germicidal UV-C as well as UV curing applications.
Documents and Media
Operating Guide:
Handheld Lamps Operating InstructionsFact Sheet:
IUVA (Int'l UltraViolet Assoc) Fact Sheet on COVID 19Safety Notice:
UV Safety Information .pdfApplication Bulletin:
Bacterial Destruction ChartApplication Bulletin:
Determining EPROM Erasure or Sterilization Time
