What is the difference/use for each type of light offered (red, uv, blue, infrared)?
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I can only answer about the red. It is used when you don't want to wake someone who is sleeping in the room. I use getting ready in the morning if I am up early an don't want to wake my husband.
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I have added a link to the Photon color explanation chart. It's got really good info. I got the blue and it is TOO bright for what I use it for. I should've gotten red because it protects your nightvision. http://www.photonlight.com/pages/Photon-LED-Beam-Colors.html
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LED is a type of bulb, while UV is a ray. This lamp has LED bulbs that transmit UV rays. I have the lamp and it works just great.
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You can use any light source you want, I use the provided lights for the backdrop and use strobes to light my subjects. The supplied lights are dimmer than you expect.
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I would google ultraviolet vs led and read the answers. A good one was this one www.nsinails.com/.../led-vs-uv-by-rise'-c... Hope that helps!! Crystal
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You could get a different color/spectrum. Most like HPS for flower. The better the light penetration the better flower.
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Hello!.... Technically, none. There's no difference between those two kits. Except for the color of the strobes.Regards.
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"Heat" is infrared radiation. A red heat lamp will transmit its light solely in the part of the spectrum that heats. A clear heat lamp broadcasts light in a wide range of frequencies most of which have no heating effect on the target. A red lamp is much more energy efficient in its conversion of electricity to warmth. Does that help?
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630nm to 650nm is almost no difference in effect. Like in early red laser pointers, originally they were about 650nm (darker red), then technology improved and they were able to get them to about 635-640nm (appears a bit brighter...the human eye "peaks" in it's color sensitivity at around 530nm (green)). I wouldn't worry about the exact wavelength...it's red and visible, it is satisfactory. [laser/optics experimenter for ~35 years)
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Hi dear sorry for the late respon. What was written in the description, the intention was to have 3 modes 1. white light 2. Light Blue 3. White with blue light
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to tell you the truth there isn't any difference, the only slight difference are the dates they were released to amazon, they say you can read with them, you really can't. the motion light with a shade is much better. the electric touch lamp is the best, 3 different levels, $54.
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I don't know if there are any differences. All I can tell you is that we have the RL560WH-R and the quality of light is great. We like the color temp. of 3000K and it has a nice wide beam angle. The bulb is evenly lit, unlike other brands that have a brighter spot in the center of the bulb.
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Can't really say which. I use it only for lights and they make no difference.
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Yes. There spectrum includes both UVA & UVB. I use them to help both my reptiles and live plants get the light they need.
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(1) KELVIN = temperature of a lamp (5100K plus is considered "daylight"). (2) LUMEN = unit measuring light output of a lamp. (3) CRI = Color Rendition Index measures the true color of an object in the emitted light of a lamp and is of particular importance in film making, photograhic and television applications. I have no idea why this information is hidden.
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There is very little difference in the spectrum between 660 and 630 nm so you will not be able to notice a color difference. We're very happy with these lights!
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I use if for farm animals so prefer red since it uses less energy and isn't so bright...critters stay warm without blinding light!
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do a 'google search: "LED light spectrum" for a wealth of info. not sure the purpose of the question.