Mechanical deficient, but still usable as a UV lamp

The UV light from the lamp can be actually rather sorting in the short-wave region, as in many other lamps. Some other lamp made simple blue-violet light, but brought on bills not shine. At least that works with this lamp reasonably - but not really good!

Unfortunately, however, the lamp housing, as with most other cheap (UV) is mechanically exactly catastrophic, LED pocket lamps. The battery support is too small and rattling around in the tube, the springs keep nix and move laterally (already when screwing the lamp). Almost every time I bring the lamp back in the drawer, it has only once not in contact and would like to be abused until she finally terms. This is certainly not conducive to the lifetime.

What has also been criticized by many other lamps: an acrid stench solvent, starting from the rubber button. I do not want to test whether the rubber cover is really waterproof, but wiping it with a cleaning cloth has been able to mitigate the nasty smell significantly. Disturbing he is still (after using it I'd personally strongly wash your hands) ...

Inzwische I have the battery compartment reduced temporarily with a rolled-up card, so that the battery carrier is sitting a little better. Unfortunately, this has also helped only slightly.

Next UV lamp has a black light tube again, the LED lamps all seem to be of such scrap.