This is the 395 nm light as the title says correct? Why is it talking about being the superior 365 nm light when the title says it’s not?

365nm refers to solidly in the UVA wavelength which means its below the threshold for the human eye to detect. objects also fluoresce most strongly at 365nm which mean that in a pitch black room and say a uv poster all you would see is the poster fluorescing with minimal to no illumination of other objects hence superior for purposes of just causing things to glow. the vast majority of the light energy produced is UV vs visible light aka the purplish light on 395nm black lights. 395nm lights are still in the uv wavelenght however they are right on the cusp of visible light which is >400nm this means that those lights while they produce some uv output they are also generating violet light hence the purple light you usually see with them. since they generate less UV light fluorescent object will glow less brilliantly and there will be a purplish cast on everything. the simple answer is this if i am in a pitch black room holding a uv poster under 365nm light all you would see is the poster glowing, under a 395nm light you would see the poster glow less brilliantly and you would also see me holding it and i would have a purplish appearance/glow.

how long should (2) 50watt 365m place opposite sides of a small object glued with Loctite UV cure?

I use a chamber with reflective walls and 2x365LED arrays for curing. It is really hard to reach all sides and angles and having walls that mirror the light greatly increases availability of the light. Keep in mind that the glue is opaque for 365nm light - so if your glue layer is 20 micron thick, I reached cure times below 10 seconds but a thick 300 micron coat would only solidify in 3-5 minutes. You need to probe this for your setup - put a layer of glue on a dark & hard - say plastic object - and cure it for 10s. Then try to scratch it with a toothpick. If it deforms repeat the curing and scratching until it is hard. This gives you the exposure time for that direction and coat thickness. Shiny objects will cure a bit faster. If you glue objects together, make sure that one is either transparent for 365nm light or that you allow for enough curing time to reach all of the glue,

Can you use this inside ?

I don’t see why you couldn’t use it inside, but depending on the area you want to light up you may need more than one. I’d say it effectively lights up a 10 foot area

Brand	Everbeam
Light Type	LED
Special Feature	Waterproof
Wattage	10 watts
Bulb Shape Size	A19
Bulb Base	E26
Incandescent Equivalent Wattage	6E+1 Watts
Specific Uses For Product	Aquarium
Light Color	Purple
Voltage	220 Volts
Unit Count	1.0 Count
Number of Items	1
Brightness	800 Lumen
Shape	Square
Material	Aluminum
Indoor/Outdoor Usage	Indoor, Outdoor
Power Source	Corded Electric
Color Rendering Index	100
Beam Angle	1.2E+2 Degrees
Power Consumption	10 Watts
Item Package Quantity	1
Light Source Type	LED
Specification Met	IP66 waterproof
Item Weight	0.3 Kilograms
Light Source Wattage	10 Watts
Product Dimensions	10.3"W x 3.54"H
Accepted voltage frequency	100 to 240 Volts and 50 Hertz to 60 Hertz
Bulb Diameter	10.3 Inches
Control Method	Touch
Average Life	50000 Hours
White Brightness	800 Lumens
Efficiency	80 lumens per watt
Manufacturer	Everbeam
Color	Black
UPC	758475390606
Part Number	US-395NM10W
Item Weight	10.6 ounces
Item model number	US-365NM50W
Size	395nm 10W
Mounting Type	Wall
Special Features	Waterproof
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

Everbeam 395nm 10W UV LED Black Light - High Performance Bulbs, IP66 Waterproof - Ultraviolet Flood Lighting for Aquarium, Indoor or Outdoor Parties, Stage - Party Supplies, Halloween Decorations

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