Nitecore MT1U - UV LED Flashlight (Ultraviolet, 365nm - 900nW, 1x18650)

Nitecore MT1U - UV LED Flashlight with 900nW, 365nm output
- Powered by 1x18650 Li-ion Rechargeable Battery or 2xCR123A Lithium battery (not included)
- 4.25 hrs runtime using 18650 3400mAh Li-ion battery 

Powerful UV Output for a Variety of Technical Applications
Made for demanding jobs and challenging locations, the Nitecore MT1U is the portable black light for high-impact professionals. Its LED outputs ultraviolet light along the 365nm wavelength. That's the shortest wavelength possible with LED technology, well outside the visible spectrum of light. 900mW of radiant power create a beam that can illuminate even distant targets. UV light has many professional uses, including:

- Forensic evidence gathering
- HVAC
- Pest control
- Counterfeit detection
- Scorpion detection
- Clean room inspection
- Chemical spill detection 
- Sanitation

The Elements You Need to Excel
Nitecore's seasoned designers created the MT1U with your work in mind. The tail mounted on/off switch is easy to operate with your thumb, leaving your other hand free to operate. The combination of a precision reflector and a mineral glass lens with anti-reflective coating enable the maximum throughput of light. And the MT1U can be powered with either 1x 18650 battery or 2x CR123As, giving you the flexibility to choose the cells that are right for you.

Ready to Get Dirty, Dunked, and Dropped
The Nitecore MT1U is ready to go to town under any circumstances. Its IPX-8 rating is the highest possible protection grade, making it submersible in up to two meters of water. 1.5 m impact resistance means you can essentially drop it from eye level without damage. And the type III hard anodized aluminum body means it can resist being kicked, crushed, and banged around. We can't promise the Nitecore MT1U will last forever, but we wouldn't be surprised if it does.

Note that eyes and skin can be damaged by ultraviolet light exposure. Always point UV light away from yourself and others. Keep out of the reach of children.