LED UV Light Bulb
1 productsLED ultraviolet UV light bulb uses semiconductor chips to precisely control the wavelength of UV light. These blacklight fluorescent light bulbs can be mounted on ceilings or walls and are widely used for black light parties, fluorescent paintings, UV photography, or special light effects in art exhibitions. In addition to entertainment and artistic uses, it can be used in laboratories for fluorescent reaction studies, chemical experiments, and biological research. Currently, UV-A ultraviolet lamp bulb is more common. If you need to use it for special purposes such as sterilization, please purchase a UV C light bulb.
Our LED UV light bulbs are equipped with high-power LED UV chips with stable performance, mainly emitting 365nm or 395nm blacklight, no strobe, working at different voltages, and being safe to use. The E26 or E27 base makes these ultraviolet bulbs compatible and easy to install. UV LED bulbs mainly provide a fixed-point light source; if you need large-area UV lighting, please consider UV flood lights.
AC85-265V 8W/12W E27 High Power 395-400nm LED UV A Bulb
Frequently Asked Questions About LED UV Light Bulbs
Got a question about our UV bulbs? I've probably answered it before. Here are the most common things people ask before they buy.
Yes, for typical party use, these LED UV light bulbs are safe. They emit UV-A light, which is the lowest-energy type of UV. It's not the same as the UV-B or UV-C used in tanning beds or for sterilization. Still, you shouldn't stare directly into any UV light source for a long time, just like you wouldn't stare at any other bright light. For illuminating a space, they're perfectly fine.
The main difference you'll see is the amount of visible purple light. A 395nm black light LED bulb emits a lot more visible violet light, which is that classic 'blacklight' glow. A 365nm bulb's output is deeper in the UV spectrum, so it produces very little visible light but can make fluorescent materials 'pop' more vividly with better contrast. For most party or poster effects, 395nm is great. For applications like counterfeit detection or rockhounding where you want less visible light interference, 365nm is superior.
Yes, absolutely. That's what makes this form factor so simple. Our UV bulbs use a standard E26 or E27 screw base and are designed to run on AC mains voltage (AC85-265V), so they'll work in most household lamps, track light heads, or socket fixtures without any special driver or power supply. Just make sure the fixture isn't fully enclosed, as the bulb's base needs some air to dissipate heat.
Absolutely not. This is a critical safety point. Sanitization and sterilization require high-intensity UV-C light (around 254nm), which is dangerous to human eyes and skin. Our bulbs are UV-A (365nm-400nm), which does not have the germicidal properties of UV-C. Never use a UV-A blacklight for disinfection purposes.