Here’s a breakdown of the general area coverage for each type of UV light:
1) UV Torch: UV torches typically have a more localized and narrow coverage area. The range can vary depending on the specific model and intensity, but they are generally designed for close-range applications. The coverage area may range from a few square inches to a couple of square feet.
2) UV Laser: UV lasers emit a highly focused and concentrated beam of UV light, resulting in a smaller coverage area. The coverage area of a UV laser can range from a few square millimeters to a few square centimeters, depending on the specific laser type and power.
3) UV Bulb: UV bulbs provide a broader coverage area compared to UV torches and lasers. The coverage area of a UV bulb can range from several square feet to tens of square feet, depending on the wattage, design, and positioning of the bulb.
4) UV Fluorescent Tubes: UV fluorescent tubes offer a wider coverage area similar to UV bulbs. The coverage area can range from a few square feet to several hundred square feet, depending on the size and arrangement of the tubes.
It is important to note that the actual coverage area may vary based on factors such as the power output, distance from the target, and the reflective properties of the surfaces being illuminated. It is always recommended to refer to the manufacturer’s specifications and guidelines for accurate information on the coverage area of a specific UV light product.