entolight

entolight

LED UV blacklight

88 in stock

$95 per light (edit qty in cart)

entolight

LED UV blacklight

entolight

LED blacklight for surveying nocturnal insects

88 in stock

$95 per light (edit qty in cart)

entolight

The entolight is an LED blacklight built to attract and collect night-flying insects. It emits two wavelengths of UV light (365nm and 395nm). This covers much of the UVA spectrum, mimicking the moonlight that flying insects use to orient themselves. The entolight is made to survive, with long-lasting LEDs and a sturdy construction that can withstand bumping, dropping, and wet conditions. The compact design easily fits in a backpack to be taken on remote excursions.

LED blacklights have a high efficacy at attracting insects.  learn more

entolight can be powered by outlets, portable generators, portable power stations & laptop power banks.

Laptop power banks of 100 watt-hours or less can be taken on airplanes and used with entolights anywhere in the world.

88 in stock

$95

per light (edit qty in cart)

Ships USA, CA, NZ

(contact us for other) 

Assembled in USA

advantages

durable

long-lasting

lightweight

portable

water resistant

effective

Moon, UVA, & Insects

Night-flying insects, such as beetles and moths, use the moon’s light to orient themselves when flying, specifically the UV spectrum. Longwave UV (UVA) is electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength between 315 and 400 nm. UVA is closest to the visible spectrum and safest for our eyes. Multiple studies have shown that the exact wavelength of UVA light isn’t signficant, as all blacklights attract similar numbers of insects. Regardless, the entolight has LEDs of both 365nm and 395nm, to help cover as much of the UVA spectrum as possible with modern LED technology.

365nm LED

395nm LED

Caution

UV

It’s recommended to avoid looking directly at UV light, and to wear some kind of UV protective glasses when using blacklights.

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Heat

There’s a high density of LEDs on entolight. It will get “hot” to the touch. It’s a common misconception that LEDs run cool.

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