United Tactical UV Tracking Flashlight

UV Tracking Flashlight

The United Tactical UV Tracking Flashlight puts out ultraviolet light, often called black light, which makes many stains, markings and materials glow so you can see things that are invisible under normal light. Shine it on carpet and bedding to find pet urine and other stains, check the security features on banknotes and ID cards, or sweep it over the ground at night to spot scorpions. It suits homeowners, pet owners, travelers checking a hotel room, and anyone who works with fluorescent paint or UV resin.

Features

• Multi-LED Ultraviolet Head — A wide head packed with a dense array of UV LEDs throws a broad flood of black light rather than a narrow spot.
• Stain And Fluid Detection — Pet urine and similar stains fluoresce under the beam, so you can find the exact spot on carpet, floors or bedding before you clean.
• Currency And ID Checks — UV-reactive security strips and inks on banknotes and ID cards show up clearly, which helps you spot a fake.
• Scorpion And Insect Spotting — Scorpions and some caterpillars glow under ultraviolet light, making them easy to find around a campsite, yard or woodpile after dark.
• UV Resin And Black Light Paint — Use it to cure small UV resin pieces or to light up fluorescent artwork and decorations.
• Side Push-Button Switch — A button on the body just behind the head turns the light on and off with your thumb.
• Knurled Grip — The handle carries a fine crosshatch texture, called knurling, that gives a sure hold with wet or gloved hands.
• Wrist Lanyard — A woven strap attached to the tail cap loops over your wrist so the light stays with you if it slips out of your hand.
• Removable Battery Carrier — The tail cap unscrews to release a cartridge that holds the batteries, so changing cells takes seconds.

Build And Power

The housing is a black metal tube with a flared head, threaded tail cap and the United Tactical logo on the grip. Power comes from a separate multi-cell battery carrier that slides into the handle, with a spring contact in the tail cap to keep the cells seated. The head and body are a single compact unit with nothing to assemble beyond loading the batteries.