High Performance Transilluminator

New electronic ballast and cutting-edge construction offers:

• Increased ultraviolet output and intensity
• No light flicker
• Wider intensity range with variable selection (select models)
• Fast lamp start up
• Universal power supply
• Reduced electrical consumption
• Longer tube life
• Lighter weight
• Improved gel visualization and gel documentation
• High performance 25-watt UV tubes for high fluorescence and sensitivity on stained gels
• Stainless steel cover frame provide an easy clean surface and reduces cross contamination of samples
• Uniform, brilliant back-lit fluorescence illumination is enhanced with UVP's unique background uniformity screen and UVG long-life filter
• Uniformity screen is available on units with midrange or longwave UV
• The transilluminator's powerful cooling fan maintains a low filter surface temperature to prevent sample damage and maintains a constant UV intensity
• The removable and adjustable protective UV blocking cover is included with each transilluminator
• Transilluminators carry a two-year warranty
• 2 year warranty

WARNING: Transilluminators are powerful sources of ultraviolet radiation which can cause serious damage to unprotected eyes and skin. Read the ultraviolet Caution Information before operating any transilluminators.

• Select models offer single intensity other models include variable intensity. Refer to the part numbers tab for information. 
  
• Variable intensity settings - High/Medium/Low 
  
• High setting allows for UV excitation of fluorophores on gels for routine photography. Medium is excellent for viewing and quick single-band excision. Low setting allows for positioning and preparation of gels, excising multiple bands, and focusing for photography.

UV Source: 254nm, 302nm or 365nm

Watts: 25 watts

Dimensions: All Benchtop models : 13.25D x 19.13W x 5.63H in. 

• Height includes UV blocking cover
  
• Weight: 21 lb. (9.6 kg)

Note about UV: UVP refers to its midrange UV products as 302nm. Other manufacturers may say 300nm, 310nm or 312nm. The spectral output of these units is the same as UVP's 302nm.