2 Pack 100W UV Black Light, IP65 Waterproof, Glow Party Light, Stage Lighting, Halloween, Body Paint, Fluorescent Poster, Neon Glow

The Indmird Black Lights are absolutely perfect for glow parties and other events. They emit a strong, bright UV light that makes neon colors pop and creates an amazing atmosphere. The IP65 waterproof rating ensures they can be used both indoors and outdoors without any concerns. They do get quite hot during use, so it's important to allow for proper cooling. Despite this, their performance and durability are outstanding. Highly recommend these black lights for anyone looking to add vibrant UV lighting to their parties or events!

This was just what we needed to transform our church’s air hockey table into glow air hockey! These are BRIGHT and cover a LOT of area. Color accents anything neon, but they do run a little hot after being on for more than a few hours. So I recommend turning them off and letting them cool for a few before touching them directly. The bracket is decent quality, but it tilts them at an angle just fine. Buy these ASAP. They’ll be great for harvest fest and Halloween church events. Can’t wait to use them again!!

This thing puts out some serious rays. It's very very cost efficient the black light itself puts off a huge cast which makes it fun to have people over for a party the build quality is a bit lacking and it gets very hot because it's very lightweight. No matter what though when you plug this thing in it's going to be fun.

Works great and heck of a deal.

VERY good product for use needed but it does heat up fairly HIGHLY

Very bright as I was hoping.

I RARELY return things to Amazon. Got these in, and 20 minutes later I boxed them up and sent them back. Here's Why: First off there is no grounding prong on the plug, which on most things with metal housing construction and "stage" style lighting mounts would be a given. You don't want some random circuit card shorting to a metal chassis and giving you the ol' spicy wakeup. I could overlook this if it were using AC to low voltage DC with a power brick, but this is 120V right into the body of the lamp with the AC to DC conversion happening inside the chassis. Not a good sign. "Efficient Heat Dissapation" is a single piece of bent 20ga sheet metal, I didn't think to hit it with a magnet, but I assume it's aluminum but might be stamped steel. Within 30 seconds it was too hot to hold with my hand so I unplugged it, sat it facedown on a steel colander to keep it semi isolated from my desk, and turned it back on. This was in a 65F/18.3C room in the open air out of direct sunlight, and within 3 minutes the back of the housing was 155F/68.3C in most places and in some spots was over 175F/80C (see attached picture). The highest I measured was 185F/82C, but didn't manage to snap a pic. This wasn't a fluke, I was stunned, so I took the other one out of the box and got the exact same range of temperatures. These lights are straight dangerous to have around anything you care about, and would absolutely cause bad burns to children or pets, not to mention the fire danger if they fell onto anything mildly flammable. Remember, it takes 150-155F to cook a steak to medium well, and this lamp is 20-30F+ warmer than THAT. I'd stay away from this lamp and any that you come across with the same housing design.

I use this for scale model hobbies and the large, strong lighting works very well. Does produce a fair amount of heat.