uvBeast V2 - Black Light UV Flashlight with HIGH DEFINITION with Flood Effect 385-395nm UV Best for Commercial/Domestic Use Works Even in Ambient Light – USA Stock – UK Design
Key features
- •WHY UVBEAST VERSION 2? The most powerful and best regarded UV flashlight in its class just got more powerful! Everything you loved about the original version but more! More power, more range, better build and an upgraded UV beam makes this an even better investment. PRO TIP: Anyone can claim superior UV, but ask them to prove it. We can and have on this listing. IF IT DOESN'T HAVE OUR NAME IT'S NOT THE SAME
- •EVEN MORE POWER. Unlike others we've pushed the envelope. Larger newer LED chips makes the uvBeast even more of a monster. The UV output is even more awesome than before, so we've included glasses with great optics to tame this beast a little!
- •EVEN MORE UV SPREAD. Remember the difference between regular TV and wide screen? You'll see a whole lot more at once. A wider angle of UV floodlight will do your job that much better. Don't just take our word for it, everybody says so
- •EVEN MORE RANGE. UV range makes a big difference. Do you want your UV to go a few feet ahead or tens and tens of feet ahead? Well with Version 2 we tested UV dye out at 90 feet, successfully! See the pictures on this listing. We think it can do more
- •EVEN BETTER UV QUALITY. uvBeast Version 2 has upgraded high definition UV as compared to other market examples, making this the UV Flashlight you wished you always had. It really does leave others for dust. No brag. It is what it is. We were asked by well-known government agencies to enhance the original uvBeast. So we did. And it's now available to you
uvBeast V2 - Black Light UV Flashlight with HIGH DEFINITION with Flood Effect 385-395nm UV Best for Commercial/Domestic Use Works Even in Ambient Light – USA Stock – UK Design
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Customer Reviews
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This is pretty good
DMR✓ Verified Purchase•July 25, 2023
It seems to work. It takes a ton of batteries. It's pretty heavy and all the weight is on the head. I'm not sure if it works for our our purpose or not, but its ok.
Good pee pee finder
Chris✓ Verified Purchase•July 15, 2023
Little old chihuahua with bad attitude and never got broken of his marking habit when he's grumpy. This is the best pee finder that I've found. The glasses make it easier and I can erase any tinkle spots quickly. Bright enough that they will show from about 8 feet away or more, with the lights still on. Cheap ones only work up close and in the dark. This one is great.
UV Flashlight
Donn C.✓ Verified Purchase•June 18, 2023
Awesome UV flashlight, downside is it's slightly heavy.
Excellent scorpion light!
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•June 10, 2023
Ever since I moved into my house I've been finding scorpions. Some are inside, but most are outside. This not only gave me peace of mind by letting me check under all my furniture quickly for scorps, but outside I can see them from 15+ feet away! I just spent an hour outside finding scorpions.
Darn thing actually works!
John Campbell✓ Verified Purchase•June 6, 2023
Pros:
I used it the day it arrived and within 15 minutes I found 11 Scorpions, 10 of which were tiny babies and this was along a 100 foot length of the east perimeter fence right next to my house. It lights up Scorpions at about ten feet even if they are tiny babies. Maybe further, but that's as far as I have used it distance wise. You see that blue spot and as you get closer you can see the very clear outline of a Scorpion. When you are up close you see the Scorpion clearly and it sticks out like a sore thumb. Without this light you'd never know it was there until it's too late. Gives me the creeps knowing how may times I've traversed the same area in shower shoes. Never again! The fence line there borders BLM land. Went out again on Safari looking for Scorpions and found more more next to the Pistachio trees and the well. Again, gives me the creeps knowing how many times I've been there wearing only shower shoes sandals on my feet. I've never seen so many Scorpions in my life as I have in the past two days and right on my own property. Of course the one I found in the kitchen was what got all this started. Now I hunt Scorpions.
Body design of this light and materials seems well constructed, good quality. Doesn't look nor feel like some cheap stamp out. The entire body of it is milled for easily having a solid grip on it. The only thing that could have made this even better is if it had been made in U.S.A. UVBeast needs to work on that.
Now have used Onslaught FastCap Scorpion killer. We'll see how well that works out when I check with my new UVBeast2 later.
Cons:
When I first opened the package and went to install the batteries a rubber O-ring type gasket fell onto the table as I unscrewed the end cap. It had been ripped apart. I'm guessing it's supposed to seal the battery cap, but this one never made it to my home in proper condition. I'll be contacting the manufacture about this tomorrow if all goes well. Other than that, no problems. I did notice that despite this using LEDs, or at least that's what they look like, the head of the light gets really warm. It's not any problem, just an observation. Doesn't seem to harm anything.
I suppose it can't be helped, but this light will also light up some kinds of debris type trash. For example, if your dog ran off with a pillow out into the yard and chewed it to death that white cotton like stuffing also lights up with that same blue dot effect. Stuff you didn't even know was in your yard. Of course you can quickly tell the difference between that and a Scorpion. Make no mistake, there is no mistaking that very detailed outline.
Recommendation: Definitely happy with this UV light so far. Highly recommend it. It's going to get a lot of use.
Like I said, it gives me the creeps knowing that I've got such a Scorpion infestation, but now that I know I can do something about it. Scorpions can be deadly to children and the elderly, not to mention life threatening to just about anyone. Most definitely will give you a very bad day if you survive getting stung by one. They're voracious climbers, though surprisingly I didn't find any in the trees. Climbing up the side of your home though and into the attic via a gable vent is definitely not good. That allows them access to your home via any space around a ceiling fan, light fixtures, register, vent, attic access door, or up-duct they can fit through. If you have a ceiling fan over your bed you won't be sleeping too well knowing what might drop down onto that fan motor housing and then onto your blanket. That's horror movie stuff right there.
Update: I contacted the folks at UVBeast about the O-ring issue. Great conversation with Karl and exceptionally helpful with supplying extra knowledge for hunting Scorpions. Willing to help immediately on the first contact. Now that's customer service! O-ring replacements are on the way.
Two other points:
1) The spare O-rings were supposed to be in the bubble wrap bag with the flashlight and might be easily missed. Well, they weren't, but this might help others to know where to look.
2) It's claimed that the light doesn't work on tiny baby Scorpions and adult Scorpions that have recently went through their molt due to a lack of florescence. I don't know about the molt thing, but I can tell you that this light will most definitely light up those tiny babies like little blue beacons. Found 10 of them along the over a 100 foot east perimeter fence line going forward towards the front of the property in ten minutes. Ya, it definitely works. :o)
Update 2:
Well, I laid down a spray of Onslaught FastCap Scorpion killer and the following day started using the UVBeast2 to look for Scorpions. It's been near two weeks now and not one single Scorpion has been spotted. So far, Peace of mind.
Side note:
For those of you who want to tease your wife, and are in a position to not find yourself on the receiving end of a rolling pin thumping, I noticed something else that UVBeast2 does. If you are using cast iron for cooking and you think it's perfectly clean, whip out your UVBeast2, turn off the lights, and then call for the Misses. If you survive what she sees on that cast iron then either it's actually clean or the Misses is going to be demanding new cookware. Quite possibly you will as well. :oD
I used it the day it arrived and within 15 minutes I found 11 Scorpions, 10 of which were tiny babies and this was along a 100 foot length of the east perimeter fence right next to my house. It lights up Scorpions at about ten feet even if they are tiny babies. Maybe further, but that's as far as I have used it distance wise. You see that blue spot and as you get closer you can see the very clear outline of a Scorpion. When you are up close you see the Scorpion clearly and it sticks out like a sore thumb. Without this light you'd never know it was there until it's too late. Gives me the creeps knowing how may times I've traversed the same area in shower shoes. Never again! The fence line there borders BLM land. Went out again on Safari looking for Scorpions and found more more next to the Pistachio trees and the well. Again, gives me the creeps knowing how many times I've been there wearing only shower shoes sandals on my feet. I've never seen so many Scorpions in my life as I have in the past two days and right on my own property. Of course the one I found in the kitchen was what got all this started. Now I hunt Scorpions.
Body design of this light and materials seems well constructed, good quality. Doesn't look nor feel like some cheap stamp out. The entire body of it is milled for easily having a solid grip on it. The only thing that could have made this even better is if it had been made in U.S.A. UVBeast needs to work on that.
Now have used Onslaught FastCap Scorpion killer. We'll see how well that works out when I check with my new UVBeast2 later.
Cons:
When I first opened the package and went to install the batteries a rubber O-ring type gasket fell onto the table as I unscrewed the end cap. It had been ripped apart. I'm guessing it's supposed to seal the battery cap, but this one never made it to my home in proper condition. I'll be contacting the manufacture about this tomorrow if all goes well. Other than that, no problems. I did notice that despite this using LEDs, or at least that's what they look like, the head of the light gets really warm. It's not any problem, just an observation. Doesn't seem to harm anything.
I suppose it can't be helped, but this light will also light up some kinds of debris type trash. For example, if your dog ran off with a pillow out into the yard and chewed it to death that white cotton like stuffing also lights up with that same blue dot effect. Stuff you didn't even know was in your yard. Of course you can quickly tell the difference between that and a Scorpion. Make no mistake, there is no mistaking that very detailed outline.
Recommendation: Definitely happy with this UV light so far. Highly recommend it. It's going to get a lot of use.
Like I said, it gives me the creeps knowing that I've got such a Scorpion infestation, but now that I know I can do something about it. Scorpions can be deadly to children and the elderly, not to mention life threatening to just about anyone. Most definitely will give you a very bad day if you survive getting stung by one. They're voracious climbers, though surprisingly I didn't find any in the trees. Climbing up the side of your home though and into the attic via a gable vent is definitely not good. That allows them access to your home via any space around a ceiling fan, light fixtures, register, vent, attic access door, or up-duct they can fit through. If you have a ceiling fan over your bed you won't be sleeping too well knowing what might drop down onto that fan motor housing and then onto your blanket. That's horror movie stuff right there.
Update: I contacted the folks at UVBeast about the O-ring issue. Great conversation with Karl and exceptionally helpful with supplying extra knowledge for hunting Scorpions. Willing to help immediately on the first contact. Now that's customer service! O-ring replacements are on the way.
Two other points:
1) The spare O-rings were supposed to be in the bubble wrap bag with the flashlight and might be easily missed. Well, they weren't, but this might help others to know where to look.
2) It's claimed that the light doesn't work on tiny baby Scorpions and adult Scorpions that have recently went through their molt due to a lack of florescence. I don't know about the molt thing, but I can tell you that this light will most definitely light up those tiny babies like little blue beacons. Found 10 of them along the over a 100 foot east perimeter fence line going forward towards the front of the property in ten minutes. Ya, it definitely works. :o)
Update 2:
Well, I laid down a spray of Onslaught FastCap Scorpion killer and the following day started using the UVBeast2 to look for Scorpions. It's been near two weeks now and not one single Scorpion has been spotted. So far, Peace of mind.
Side note:
For those of you who want to tease your wife, and are in a position to not find yourself on the receiving end of a rolling pin thumping, I noticed something else that UVBeast2 does. If you are using cast iron for cooking and you think it's perfectly clean, whip out your UVBeast2, turn off the lights, and then call for the Misses. If you survive what she sees on that cast iron then either it's actually clean or the Misses is going to be demanding new cookware. Quite possibly you will as well. :oD
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