Black Lighting for Music Studio and Bedroom

I am trying to outfit both my music studio as well as my bedroom with black lighting. I know that there is a difference between 365nm and 385nm and higher but my understanding is the true black light effect is around 365 and something with a little more of the hazy glow is 385 and above.

Studio is 20x20 and I have some sweet fluorescent street art that I believe will really pop but I don't want it to be completely dark in there so I believe I would want something a little bit above 365 NM for the studio and bedroom with the 365nm lighting. The bedroom is about 25 by 25.

I believe I want strip lighting to replace what I currently have on the studio floorboard tops but I'm open to suggestions if a single flood light for example might accomplish what I need.

Based on the details provided, we would likely recommend the 395nm option of our realUV™ products. While the 365nm option will provide a greater fluorescent effect against targets, the 395nm option will provide a more visible output. 

If you would like to exclusively illuminate the artwork on the wall, we might recommend the 395nm realUV™ LED Flood Light, as it is easy to install and direct toward an illumination target. Unlike the LED Strip Lights, this product does not require additional power supplies, though it also cannot be paired with wall dimmers. 

As the realUV™ products are not intended as primary illumination, it is slightly difficult to recommend an order quantity for the spaces referenced. As an alternative, we might recommend purchasing one 16.4 ft reel of the 395nm realUV™ LED Strip Lights, as well as one unit of the 395nm realUV™, LED Flood Light to test the output against your expectations. 

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