Green UV Cathodes

[krazieaznboi]

is there such thing as Green UV cathodes? i been trying to look for them but i only find normal UV and UV blue cathodes. if u can find any GREEN UV cathodes, can u gimme the link? thanks

 

[Nitestick]

well given that UV light is of a slightly higher frequency than visible violet it makes sense that you can only find UV blue and purple fluorescent lamps. getting a green UV lamp defeats the purpose of having a UV lamp anyway. a UV lamp is intended to illuminate "fluorescent" plastics rather than to emit a large amount of visible light. by doing so you almost have the effect of only those parts being lit up as you do not see much visible light.

 

[hmammen]

http://www.xoxide.com/80uvgrccfan.html
http://www.xoxide.com/greenuv.html

those are the only true green UV things i could find.
the fan is actually green LED with black UV cathode. but the case is green UV reactive

 

[cwiz]

green UV light is an oximoron... to concure with nitestick. good luck. all i can find is stuff that lights up green when uv light hits it, concuring with hmammen's findings.
let me know if you find any ultra-green cathodes

 

[krazieaznboi]

ooo, i just found out thers only UV purple and blue. thers no such thing as GREEN or RED UV but there are green and red uv reactants.

so since i dont have much uv reactant parts, im just gonna get a GREEN LED Cathode

 

[RockyZ]

yah, thats what everyone here just said.

yah, Green cold cathlodes would be your best choice, cc lights are really bright.

 

[krazieaznboi]

alright thanks. post closed?

 

[Nitestick]

i wouldn't get an LED tube. go for a CCFL a.k.a Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp.

do you want the post closed?

 

[krazieaznboi]

o sry. yea i ment cold cathode. not led cathode. yea u can close this if u want. but u can also leave this on for other people that wonder about this question