| UV 1000 |
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| The UV 1000 is a hand held ultraviolet radiation meter, built specifically for consumer use. It analyses sunlight and gives an accurate reading of the UV radiation level. Knowing the actual level of UV makes it easy to determine when to use protective agents like sunscreen, when to cover up exposed areas, even when you should avoid direct sunlight. To use the UV 1000, simply aim at the sun and press the button. The UV level is indicated as low, moderate, high or extreme. The back label includes complete time to burn tables for all 6 skin types. The UV 1000 is easy to understand, and suitable for everyday use by almost anyone. If you're outdoors often, and are concerned about the potentially harmful effects of the sun on you, or your family; then the UV 1000 is a very effective tool for helping you avoid those damaging effects. Each UV 1000 is individually inspected and tested, to ensure superior performance, and accurate, reliable readings, every time! High quality PVC case combines rugged construction with attractive design. New technology utilizes sophisticated electronics and solid state components. 10 separate super-bright LEDs make reading the meter easy. Colourful front label with 4 distinct levels of UV radiation. Back label includes time to burn table for all 6 skin types. Soft touch activation. Easy to use, just point at the sun and press the button. Accurate, reliable readings. 9 volt battery included. Auto-test indication of battery condition. Compact, lightweight, and durable. Convenient wrist strap. Goes anywhere you go. 1 year warranty on parts and labour. Comprehensive instruction package includes tanning guidelines, descriptions of the 6 different skin types, how to determine your own skin type, recommended usage of sun protection products, and information on UV radiation, written in plain, easy to understand terms. Whether you work outdoors, or play outdoors, the UV 1000 will indicate exactly how much ultraviolet radiation you're being exposed to: People who live, or vacation in sunny climates. Construction workers, mail-men, farmers... Fishermen and water sport enthusiasts. Parents with young children. People that rarely go outdoors. Senior citizens and people with a sun-sensitive medical condition. Anyone using medication or products that cause photo-sensitive reactions. Golfers, tennis players, baseball players... Skiers and winter sports enthusiasts. Picnickers, hikers, gardeners and sunbathers. |