UVP UVL-14 Upland long wave white light

• Used for general laboratory illumination where a broad spectrum of visible light is required.
• Applied in quality control for visual inspection of samples without inducing fluorescence.
• Utilised in educational settings for demonstrating basic optical principles and sample observation.
• Suitable for forensic analysis where non-UV illumination is preferred for initial examination.

Light source type

Typically a long-wave white light source, providing visible spectrum illumination.

Wavelength range

Commonly operates within the visible light spectrum, typically 400-700 nm.

Power supply

Units of this type commonly require a standard mains power supply, typically 230V, 50Hz for the UK market.

Illumination area

The illuminated area can vary, but is typically suitable for benchtop or localised sample viewing.

Footprint

Generally a compact benchtop unit, designed for ease of placement in laboratory environments.

• What is the primary difference between long wave white light and UV light?

  Long wave white light provides illumination within the visible spectrum, whereas UV light operates at shorter, invisible wavelengths. This unit is designed for visible light applications.

• Is this unit suitable for fluorescence applications?

• What kind of samples can be viewed with this light?

• Are replacement bulbs readily available for units of this type?

Used microscopes are widely regarded as reliable investments when sourced from reputable suppliers. Buyers typically prioritize optical quality, mechanical condition and calibration history. Key considerations include lens cleanliness, stage functionality and electronic components if applicable. Industrial and laboratory users consistently value equipment with documented maintenance records and original accessories. Established brands tend to retain functionality well across decades. Buyers should verify light source operability and request detailed condition reports before purchase to ensure equipment meets specific magnification and resolution requirements.

General overview for this equipment type