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Don · 2nd November 2005, 11:05 PM

Sparky:

Nope. Scroll up to the graph with the title "RE: A - H Comparison - Linear" and compare the energy peak in "H" at 360-380 nm with the others.

Keep in mind that you only have 100% irradiance and if you "burn it up" in the UVB range (the "H" lamp has 3.46% UVB!) it reduces what is available to use in the "tanning power" range, i.e., > 350 nm.

2nd November 2005, 11:05 PM	#62 (permalink)
Don Veteran Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: USA Posts: 376	Re: Did Don Smith Tell Everyone? Sparky: Nope. Scroll up to the graph with the title "RE: A - H Comparison - Linear" and compare the energy peak in "H" at 360-380 nm with the others. Keep in mind that you only have 100% irradiance and if you "burn it up" in the UVB range (the "H" lamp has 3.46% UVB!) it reduces what is available to use in the "tanning power" range, i.e., > 350 nm.