100W Black Lights Flood Light,Blacklight with Plug and Switch for Glow Party Large Space,IP66 Waterproof LED Black Lights for Fluorescent Poster,Halloween,Body Paint,Wedding.1 Pack

This worked so well, very impressed by the output. I purchased 1 of these and it lit up my neon paint great (you can see in the bottom right of the photo where the light was at. I will purchase and use a 2nd one next year for halloween because i like overkill, but this is definitely worth the price. Product was very sturdy. It does heat up pretty good but just keep the back clear of anything that would be 'highly flammable'.

Only complaint I could think of is it does get a little bit hot.

Lindo para un ambiente retro

Great bright amazing light!! Strongest one out there. I bought 2 of these one was perfect the other one had a damaged threads that hold the cable. But it still worked. Just upset it came like this in the box

I bought a couple 80 W black lights which worked really well on the front porch. But for one area above the porch, I needed a bit more Watts so this 100 W was perfect to cover that area. The purple is a rich purple, the same purple shown on the front of the item. Very happy with it. Its sturdy and the stand is movable so you can adjust it as needed plus it has a hole and a couple of openings so you can put a screw in it as needed to hold the light down or makes it easy to hang it anywhere you need. I would definitely buy this again.

I actually bought 4, for an art project. Bright as hell, but if it were dominantly UV, you would not see my walls and shades as much in the photo. Granted, it appears one of my shades was treated with optical bleach, but the rest is lit up a whole lot more than would be with a UV flourescent tube. I am just learning about this; it may be that the UV light is so strong that even neighboring light frequencies are emitted to a disappointing degree. It’s one of those unfortunate endorsements that goes, “It depends on what you’re using it for.” If you were to use it in a display, make sure the UV is reflected off the day-glow objects without direct viewer exposure to the light source (like in the photo), because it is distractingly bright. It’s not going to fry your retinas unless you stare at it for a long time. Even though the UV is outside the strictest guidelines for viral and bacterial eradication, after 15 minutes or so, it may offer some protection (222nm @ 10 seconds recommended by the CDC for viral control).

I use it to cure uv reactive finishes on large wood working projects. Curing, no harding happens instantly. Curing in sun light takes time (moving project to sunlit windows while saftley avoiding the 100 things in my way. If you go outside same issues plus dust, bugs and wind.

This is not something I thought I would ever say about a light I purchased online (for some reason the watts/lumens are always WAY overrated), but this light ACTUALLY puts out (or at least uses) the watts claimed - about 101-104 watts based on my readings, and they claim it is a 100W light. Some other lights I have purchased claimed 200 watts, yet the power supply inside was only 60-70 watts(!) These are legitimate and quite bright. My eyes think they are looking at the sun at close range, even though the UV light doesn't look that bright, of course.