UVfényes

UVfényes is a term used to describe a specific type of ultraviolet (UV) light. The name is derived from the Hungarian words "UV" for ultraviolet and "fényes" which translates to bright or shining. Therefore, UVfényes essentially means bright UV light.

This classification is not a strictly scientific designation but rather a descriptive term often encountered in discussions related to UV radiation sources, particularly in consumer or hobbyist contexts. It might be used to differentiate between various UV light intensities or wavelengths, suggesting a more potent or visible UV output compared to less intense forms.

UVfényes light can originate from a variety of sources, including fluorescent lamps designed to emit UV, UV LEDs, and certain types of specialized bulbs used in applications like tanning beds, sterilization devices, or for curing resins and inks. The specific wavelength range of UVfényes light would depend on the source and its intended application, encompassing UVA, UVB, or even UVC radiation.

When encountered, the term UVfényes implies that the light is noticeably strong and potentially capable of causing effects associated with UV exposure, such as fluorescence in certain materials or tanning of the skin. As with all UV light, appropriate safety precautions, such as eye protection and limiting exposure duration, are generally advised when dealing with sources described as UVfényes.