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Full Technical Test Data

GLOSSDAY 100 LED 395nm

Full published measurement and product information from our UV flashlight testing record.

GLOSSDAY 100 LED 395nm
Brand GLOSSDAY
Model 100 LED 395nm
Sample ID #UV-029
Wavelength 395nm
Filter Status Not Filtered
Battery Type AAA x6
Test Status Completed
Amazon Price $17.99
ASIN B07P1RR9KM
FNSKU / Amazon Barcode X002MBTBM9

Continuous Output Results

Published output, retention, and runtime values from the continuous-output test record.

UV Geek UV Energy Index

53

Output Retained — 10 Min

45%

Output Retained — 30 Min

30%

Continuous Operating Time

12+ hr

Power Curve

GLOSSDAY 100 LED 395nm

UV Irradiance at Distance

UV irradiance measurements are shown in µW/cm².

Distance UV Irradiance
10 ft 62 µW/cm²
20 ft
30 ft
40 ft
50 ft
60 ft

Amazon Product Record

Amazon Price $17.99
ASIN B07P1RR9KM
FNSKU / Amazon Barcode X002MBTBM9
Amazon Product URL Open Amazon Listing →

Exact Amazon Listing Name

GLOSSDAY UV Flashlight Black Light, 100 LED Black Light Flashlight for Dog/Cat Pet Detector, Scorpions Finder

How UV Geek UV Energy Index Is Calculated

During the continuous-output test, the Linshang LS128 measures cumulative UV energy density. The instrument reports accumulated energy in millijoules per square centimeter (mJ/cm²).

UV Geek UV Energy Index = LS128 Total Energy (mJ/cm²) ÷ 1,000

Dividing by 1,000 converts the cumulative energy density from mJ/cm² to J/cm². The resulting numerical value is rounded to the nearest whole number and reported as the UV Geek UV Energy Index.

Calculation for this tested flashlight

53255 mJ/cm² ÷ 1,000 = 53.255 J/cm²

UV Geek UV Energy Index = 53

The UV Geek UV Energy Index is a derived comparison metric, not an industry-standard unit of measurement. It should not be confused with instantaneous UV irradiance measurements such as µW/cm².

Testing was conducted by UV Geek using consistent, documented procedures and factory-calibrated measurement equipment. Published results and derived metrics reflect the specific units tested, the recorded measurements, and UV Geek’s interpretation of those data.