whats the wavelength for both ccfl & led? Does it work with builder gels for sculpting? Thanks, Nikki :)
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Not sure of the technical specs, but I can tell you I use this lamp with IBD builder gels (following the timing instructions per IBD) and it works perfectly well.
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The wavelength for ccfl light is 365nm while the led is 405-410nm. According to the feedbacks of our customers, this nail lamp can work with builder gels.
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I think this light is for gel polish only. I would google it and see if ment for this application.
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Cnd is not formulated to use with led lights. Further research onlibe had said it only cures with uv lamps.
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Hello, yes Gelish can be cured under a LED light. With the 18G LED light each layer cures in maximum 30seconds whereas the UV light would take up to 2minutes. I am very happy using the LED...
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Hi Kim, I called the manufacturer and one of the technicians told me that the wavelength was 450nm. There is alot of info if you google that wavelength. Good Luck1
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The gel is made to go with the device and the GLO light accelerates the whitener! I only use them together
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I am sorry I never used the light defining gel not sure what the difference is. Hope it works out for you
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I had a similar problem but I thought it was the LED unit that I was using it with. I don't have any other equipment to test it on. I used the command line interface to issue DMX commands and found that if I sent the same one a few times it would eventually take. It was not consistent and I suspect a timing issue that could be corrected in the internal microcontroller. They are programmable so I was going to tweak the settings and try again. The LED unit I purchased is not powerful enough for my application so I never got around to it. It was an older/compatible model related to uDMX units. I got information on them here: http://www.anyma.ch/research/udmx/
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I'm not certain...but I use a UV light system by Protek. Tip, look up "How to apply Builder Gel"...it's how I learned about this product:)
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As far as I can remember, my B-Cure emits a fixed wavelength of 808 nm. It seems to work well. Other laser companies say a combination of 660 and 905 nm can address deeper tissues. It's hard to know what works best.The green LED contact light periodically fails on mine (it's "on" this week), but, the red glow of the actual laser is still fine (visible in a dark room) - after 15 months of use (twice daily at 35 minutes per session) on my right knee.-Brian
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BOTH. From what I read on the manual and my observation, it is a saver form of UV light. It is LED light for sure but the color of the LED light is similar to UV color spectrum and it also generate heat. So it can dry gel nail really quick because the LED light is emitting in UV light. I think it is saver that regular tanning UV fluorescent light. We like it some much we bought two. Little expensive but highly recommend it. Hope this help.
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If the gel polish says LED Cured, then this lamp will work. If it says UV only, then it won't work.
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Hello, The LED light that is commonly sold , will not help to "enhance" any sort of gel. It is powered by a watch battery, and has the bulb of a mini flashlight,,, It is a marketing technique. We only sell the teeth whitening products that work... Most of the time, those lights that are in the kits, are from kits that are bought in bulk from over seas sources, you can read about them online, The idea to sell them in a kit was from the Laser whitening from a dentist, some people will get confused and think it is just as strong as that laser that costs thousands of dollars and is used with a different gel... This is why when you go to your dentist, he will never try to sell you one of those led lights that are sold for .99 cents-2.99 or so, as they are offered all over the internet,, We would sell them, but they are not helpful... I hope this clears up your question :-)
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I have used full and 1/2 CTO gels with this light. The light comes with gel holder clips but no gels. I actually just wrapped the gels around the light and held them with a rubber band - cuts the power a bit but not an issue.
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Its LED only. The manufacturers website states it cures UV gel polish but it is a LED only lamp.
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I have a cheap/non-pro SensatioNail LED lamp and it works just fine with all brands of gelcolor polishes (orly, sensationail, etc.) - no need to adjust the curing time either (at least from my experience).
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Hi S. Julian, The Nova LED Lamp is designed specifically to cure LED gel polishes like Gelish, Orly Gel FX, CND Shellac and Gelicious. Curing times will vary depending on the brand. Traditional gels commonly found in a salon that aren't "gel polishes" typically come in a jar and are applied with a brush. These require UV lamps to be cured. UV lamps can also cure LED gels, but they take about 8-10 times longer vs LED lamps.