UV Ultraviolet Light Intensity Meter
UV Ultraviolet Light Intensity Meter for only P499 instead of P750; save up to 33% discount on the regular price.
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- Voucher Validity: May.10,2016 - Aug.26,2016
- Valid for delivery only
- Additional P85 will be added to your bill for deliveries within Metro Manila while P120 for outside Metro Manila
- Items will be delivered at least 2-5 working days within Metro Manila and 5-7 for outside Metro Manila, after the confirmation of payment
- Voucher is non-refundable
- Printed VigattinDeals voucher is required upon the receipt of item from the courier
- Price is inclusive of VAT
- Buy as many vouchers as you want; vouchers are transferable and may be given as gifts
- Vouchers cannot be used in conjunction with a senior citizen card, any discount card or other promos
- 7 days replacement policy; if there are any damages or defects, items should be shipped back within 3 days after receiving the item.
- SunMate alerts you to possible over-exposure to ultraviolet rays from the Sun
- SunMate Is easy to use and understand - no technical background required! Simply press the white button located at the top of the monitor to take a reading.
- LED indicators light up between 1 and 5 depending upon the intensity of the UV light. You are then able to use a cross reference chart that comes with SunMate to compare the SunMate indicator level to the Ultraviolet Index Scale.
- Easy to carry and pack - just 2.5" tall and 2" wide. Powered by 3 Nicad watch batteries (included). Take your SunMate wherever you go!
Protect yourself from the harmful UV rays from the sun
You may know that the Sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause skin aging, sunburn, and skin cancer. Unfortunately, your eyes can not easily determine the intensity of UV radiation especially on cloudy and snowy days. UV Detector Sunmate can alert you when the UV intensity exceeds dangerous limits so you can apply proper steps to protect your skin and eyes.
About UV light from the sun
Solar UV rays make up part of the photonic spectrum of light. The ultraviolet region ranges from 10nm to 400nm and can be further divided into UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C. UV-A rays range from 320nm to 400nm, UV-B rays range from 280nm to 320nm, and UV-C radiation has wavelengths less than 280nm.
UV-A is linked to sunburn, accelerated skin aging, and damage to DNA. UV-B also causes sunburn and is related to snow blindness, skin cancer, and immune system suppression. UV-C is extremely dangerous to plants and animals. However, it is absorbed by the ozone layer and does not reach the ground unless the ozone layer is destroyed.
You may know that the Sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause skin aging, sunburn, and skin cancer. Unfortunately, your eyes can not easily determine the intensity of UV radiation especially on cloudy and snowy days. UV Detector Sunmate can alert you when the UV intensity exceeds dangerous limits so you can apply proper steps to protect your skin and eyes.
About UV light from the sun
Solar UV rays make up part of the photonic spectrum of light. The ultraviolet region ranges from 10nm to 400nm and can be further divided into UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C. UV-A rays range from 320nm to 400nm, UV-B rays range from 280nm to 320nm, and UV-C radiation has wavelengths less than 280nm.
UV-A is linked to sunburn, accelerated skin aging, and damage to DNA. UV-B also causes sunburn and is related to snow blindness, skin cancer, and immune system suppression. UV-C is extremely dangerous to plants and animals. However, it is absorbed by the ozone layer and does not reach the ground unless the ozone layer is destroyed.
