How dangerous are these lights to human eyes?
How dangerous are these aquarium lights (5000K to 10000K) to human
eyes? I am (seeing) exposed to these lights very closely (6 to 12") for minimum of 10 to 30 seconds daily. Thanks Dominic |
How dangerous are these lights to human eyes?
yeah don't the actinic lights spit out UV light?
"Aqua" wrote in message om... How dangerous are these aquarium lights (5000K to 10000K) to human eyes? I am (seeing) exposed to these lights very closely (6 to 12") for minimum of 10 to 30 seconds daily. Thanks Dominic |
How dangerous are these lights to human eyes?
Yes, they do, however based on the reaction of a bead bracelet I have (which
changes from white to bright colours depending on strength of sunlight, and is reactive to the UV in sunlight) it's about the same level as on a fairly overcast day in winter. Of course, I can't guarantee it's the same type of UV they react to, that's in both the actinic and the sunlight. My light is a 25Watt(ish) Actinic, flourescent, 30" tube. Velvet "Christopher Beeckler" wrote in message ... yeah don't the actinic lights spit out UV light? "Aqua" wrote in message om... How dangerous are these aquarium lights (5000K to 10000K) to human eyes? I am (seeing) exposed to these lights very closely (6 to 12") for minimum of 10 to 30 seconds daily. Thanks Dominic |
How dangerous are these lights to human eyes?
How dangerous are these aquarium lights (5000K to 10000K) to human
eyes? I am (seeing) exposed to these lights very closely (6 to 12") for minimum of 10 to 30 seconds daily. Thanks Dominic Hmmm.... Well, I guess you could wear polarized sunglasses.You know, like what the fishing pros Jimmy Houston and AL Linder wear. Or, if you want to be really safe you could wear tanning goggles.Carefull, you might prune fingers, fish and/or filter lines. N8 |
How dangerous are these lights to human eyes?
Uhm, polarized lense cut glare, not UV, for that you need a glass lense a
coating to block the UV A and B bands. (Nsty N8) wrote in : How dangerous are these aquarium lights (5000K to 10000K) to human eyes? I am (seeing) exposed to these lights very closely (6 to 12") for minimum of 10 to 30 seconds daily. Thanks Dominic Hmmm.... Well, I guess you could wear polarized sunglasses.You know, like what the fishing pros Jimmy Houston and AL Linder wear. Or, if you want to be really safe you could wear tanning goggles.Carefull, you might prune fingers, fish and/or filter lines. N8 |
How dangerous are these lights to human eyes?
Yeah polarized lenses cut light that is polarized (has an orientation in
space) this means it cuts all light in that direction. Although if you were wearing polarized sunglasses they would have built in UV A/B protection. "Haywire" wrote in message 5.104... Uhm, polarized lense cut glare, not UV, for that you need a glass lense a coating to block the UV A and B bands. (Nsty N8) wrote in : How dangerous are these aquarium lights (5000K to 10000K) to human eyes? I am (seeing) exposed to these lights very closely (6 to 12") for minimum of 10 to 30 seconds daily. Thanks Dominic Hmmm.... Well, I guess you could wear polarized sunglasses.You know, like what the fishing pros Jimmy Houston and AL Linder wear. Or, if you want to be really safe you could wear tanning goggles.Carefull, you might prune fingers, fish and/or filter lines. N8 |
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