Do you have an LED strip light that emits no wavelength visible to humans?

Is it possible to get an LED strip light that emits no wavelength visible to humans (strictly near UV, say 375 nm)? We have your 365 nm and it appears to emit some light above 400 nm that is visible to humans.

At the moment, we currently do not have any other specific ultraviolet nanometer wavelength options beyond 395nm and 365nm. We apologize!

That said, there may be filters available from third-party providers such as Lee Filters that could potentially block the transmission of the small amount of visible wavelengths. 

Is there an outdoor-rated UV LED strip light?

Though our LED strip lights are not IP-rated against contact with the elements, such as moisture or condensation, we heard from those installing the lights on boats that waterproof channels appear to be available from some third-party manufacturers that insulate them against rain. 

​Unfortunately, we are not aware of the exact manufacturers or products used. That said, please keep in mind that any contact with liquid may cause an electrical hazard and will void the product warranty.

Alternatively, you may also be interested in our realUV™ LED Flood Light, which is IP-65 rated, and is therefore suitable for outdoor installations where it may come into contact with rain or other natural elements.

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