Rechargeable Ultraviolet UV Flashlight, Zoomable

See the stains your eyes can't

Smell something in the living room but can't find where it's coming from? Switch on this compact UV flashlight, sweep it slowly over carpets, rugs and furniture, and dried pet urine and other hidden stains glow under the violet light so you know exactly where to clean.

Why You'll Love It

• 395 nm UV light – the violet beam makes dried pet urine and many invisible stains glow on carpets, rugs, fabric and floors.
• Adjustable zoom beam – twist the head for a wide beam to scan whole rooms fast, or a tight spot to check corners and small areas.
• Rechargeable – a built-in rechargeable battery means no more buying batteries every few weeks.
• Water-resistant housing – take it into damp basements, the garage or out on the lawn at night.
• Many uses – spot scorpions at night, check hotel rooms, verify cash bills or look for tiny cracks in glass and old dishes.
• Compact, textured grip – about 5 in long and easy to hold, it fits in a kitchen drawer, glove box or travel bag.

How to Use

1. Charge the flashlight fully before first use.
2. Dim the lights or wait until it's dark – UV works best in a dark room.
3. Press the button and move the beam slowly over carpets, furniture or bedding; twist the head to widen or focus the beam.
4. Mark the glowing spots and clean them with your favorite pet stain cleaner.

Specifications

• Light type: UV LED, 395 nm wavelength
• Beam: adjustable zoom
• Power: built-in rechargeable battery
• Size: approx. 5.1 in long, 1.2 in head diameter
• Body: textured grip, water-resistant housing
• Uses: pet urine, hidden stains, scorpions, hotel room checks, currency checks
• Surfaces: carpets, rugs, fabric, upholstery, floors
• In the box: 1 × rechargeable UV flashlight

FAQ

Does it work in daylight? UV detection works best in a dark or dimly lit room – turn off the lights or use it at night for the clearest glow.

Will it show old pet stains? Yes – it's made to reveal dried dog and cat urine on carpets, rugs, clothes and upholstery that you can't see in normal light.

Why does the light look blue-violet? 395 nm UV light is just at the edge of what the eye can see, so it appears as a deep blue-violet glow. That's normal.

Is it safe to look into the beam? Never shine UV light into eyes – yours, other people's or your pets'. Keep it out of reach of children.