Nichia is a leading manufacturer of LEDs worldwide and is credited with inventing the blue light-emitting diode that enabled the development of white LED lighting. The company's research department is renowned for its innovation in efficiency and record-breaking achievements.
The Nichia SMD LED range in UV light provides a versatile solution for a wide range of applications. The NWSU333B LED is available in two different wavelengths, with a 365nm wavelength achieving a power of 4900mW. This LED is ideal for use in industrial, medical, and commercial applications.
It is important to note that the LED emits invisible light that can pose a danger to the eyes even with short-term exposure. Therefore, it is recommended to seek advice from the manufacturer before purchasing.
Features
- SMD LED UVA with 4900mW radiant power at 365nm
- Nichia 333 Package
- Forward current typ: 3500mA at 3.85V
- Power consumption: 13W at 1000mA
- 120 degree viewing angle
- Risk group 3 (EN 62471)
- Dimensions LED (LxWxH): 6.8x6.8x1.9mm
Application areas
- medical engineering
- test and sorting machines
- hardening
- cameras with UV light
Application focus: Continuous disinfection with safe UVA radiation
Continuous disinfection: UVA radiation functioning 8 hours, daily. Safe for people*. Will kill up to 99% of viruses and bacteria.
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*Irradiance limited to 10W/m2 at 2 meters height from the floor.
Continuous disinfection efficiency confirmed by studies**:
"<8 hours & Irradiance 3W/m2: up to 99% eradication of Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli12”
"<8 hours & Irradiance 3W/m2: up to 99% eradication of MRSA, Candia auris, virus Phi X174 ,virus MS-213”
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**details in the article at this link.
Irradiance estimation for a 365 nm UVA LED with 1 Watt Radiant Power:
Warning UV danger for eyes and skin
UVA radiation in the wavelength range of 200-400 nm of more than 10W/m2 may cause inflammation of the cornea as well as a UV erythema (sunburn) of the skin. The biological effectiveness of the UV radiation varies in the stated wavelength range and is described with the spectral response function (weighting scale) SUV.
Safety precautions when using UV light sources must be respected, as detailed in IEC Standard 62471:2006, ‘Photobiological Safety of Lamps and Lamp Systems’, EU-Directive-2006-25-EC or the applicable standard for your country.