Features:

• Anodized machined aluminum alloy body;Enhanced Knurled grip
• Lens: Unbreakable polycarbonate with scratch resistant coat
• 3.6 Volt, 0.9A high pressure Xenon, (3) 390 Nm and (3) 375 Nm ultra violet LEDs
• O-Ring sealed; Water resistant
• 9 inches

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Task-Light - 3C UV (Black)Manufacture ID: 51010These exceptionally durable and powerful lights offer multiple lighting modes from a variety of power sources. There's no task that these lights can't handle! The Twin-Task lights are the only machined aluminum flashlights with a patented xenon/LED combination for unmatched brightness and exceptionally long run times. Users can easily select the best light source and intensity for the task at hand. The Twin-Task lights also have an adjustable focus and a micro-faceted reflector for a smooth perfectly focused beam.Includes an ultraviolet light for fluorescent detection of fraudulent documents and for use in forensic investigations.Powered by 3 "C" alkaline batteries3.6 volt high-pressure xenon bulb; plus 6 ultraviolet 100000-hour life LEDs57 lumens typical with xenon bulbMatte black model (3) 375 and (3) 390 NM LEDsUp to 5 hrs. run time (xenon); up to 160 hrs. (3 LEDs); up to 100 hrs. (6 LEDs)1.68" (D) x 9.02" (L)1 lb.Warranty: Bulletproof warranty. All Streamlight flashlights lanterns and head lights carry a no-quibble warranty that's honored at Authorized Service Centers around the world.

Rating : - Big, Solid, and neat UV
I'm quite versed with the world of flashlights. I frequent CandlePowerForums a lot, so I know a bunch about this type of stuff. With that said...

I bought this light because I wanted to have both long and short wave lengths of UV light, that way if one thing didn't light up with one wavelength, it was sure to light up with the other. Make sure you buy the Black one for this dual UV light feature.

The overall construction of this light is pretty solid and hefty. The weight of the 3 C batteries adds to the heft, but even without them, it's a beefy light with aggressive knurling. I'm pretty sure the anodizing is only type II, and NOT type III hard anodizing, which is a shame, but not a deal breaker.

Besides not having a HA-III coating, the only other thing I can complain about as far as the construction quality is the cheap plastic reflector.

I'm not sure if this light has regulated power output or not, but I seriously doubt it.

The incandescent bulb produces a decent amount of light, but the reflector and optics produce an ugly beam pattern with artifacts and asymmetries.

The UV lights are very neat and really do the job that UV light is intended for, but they aren't bright enough to get a wow factor in the day. Wait until night time and walk around your house with the house lights off... very cool to see everything.

So overall, I'm glad I have this light because of the neat things you can do with the dual wavelength UV light. I see the white incandescent bulb main light as just a bonus, icing on the cake type of thing. It just means that if I bring this light to somewhere to play with the UV, I won't have to also lug around a regular white light in case I need to see regular in the dark.

I wish it was smaller and used 1 or 2 CR123A batteries instead though.

Pretty good and neat light overall.