Does this require some kind of cartridge for the titanium dioxide or is it somehow built in to the LED's?
1404254
i dk how it works but it does...get the adaptor to plug it in...much easier
450556
Sorry, I don't know. In researching microscopes recently I first learned that LED's are not necessarily standardized and may be proprietary. Thus, it would probably be wise (for both of us) to request the specification for the LED's used in the fixture. In fact, I'm going examine mine to see if the lights are even replaceable. It might be one of those disposable objects.
1066367
No cartridge. I believe the only 'user-serviceable' parts are the plates and the UV bulb. By the looks of it, it shouldn't be difficult at all to replace. I will also say that the customer service this company offers is great.
1577429
Yeah this is locked. all LEDs are 5500k. you get coloured plastic sheets to colour light but that's it. you don't get a connection to attach it atop an slr like the 300's but that maybe due to weight. it will attach to a tripod and it comes with a handle to allow holding by hand.
936687
I didn't have to add anything to mine and it had worked fine. I just slid the cartridge in, it flashed and I was done. Hope it works for you.
2110469
No es diferente la formación de la imagen en la pantalla, lo que cambia es la fuente de luz que ilumina la IPS. las pantallas LCD usan un tubo fluorescente; las LED usan un diodo que crea luz. el costo de uso de energía en un LED es casi nulo, mientras en las LCD cuesta lo que gasta un tubo fluorescente de 5-10 Watts. obviamente las IPS han cambiado de forma importante los últimos años y están en relación con los pixeles que pueden reproducir
1675209
Yes, gelish actually had a led light they sell, but the first light I had was uv and it worked just fine :-) you do need alcohol to put on top of it after your done with the color and light. It helps set it and have it dry instantly
826767
Oh, no worries--hooks up just like a regular light does--one hole with the wires coming thru and easy peasy to do if you already have an existing fixture--just label the wires with masking tape where they were and were they go, if they are not modern color coded. It really is beautiful--just takes time to put the crystals onto the drop downs--not complicated, just time consuming, but sooooo worth it in the end :0)
2245513
No, you need a UV lamp. I have even heard several people try the LED and it will not cure.
2038800
No, it is an accessory item for now it seems only available from softech direct. I am getting one directly from them. I only found out about it when I opened the light and looked at the set-up instructions.
756945
Short answer is no, but in the world of electronics, nearly anything is possible. LED's require a lot less power than flourescents do, so you would probably have to remove nearly all of the components that are in there now and start from scratch. To find out just what would be needed, you'll have to talk to an electrician, electronics hobbyist, or maybe a Radio Shack geek. Any student currently attending a robotics class might be able to come up with a plan, too. Good luck.
76821
The system that I have (model 10-0185) has a cartridge which consists of both a carbon block and a UV lamp. It is replaceable (part# 10-0186)
966680
You have cause for concern. I installed 6 Commercial Electric T91 LED modules in new cans in my kitchen less than 3 years ago. One went last summer and of course, the model is discontinued. Luckily, I found one on eBay. Home Depot actually refunded the purchase price for the it. Now, a second one has gone out and not even eBay has any. The T91 is distinctly different from any other model that I've found, so now I will have a mis-matched one in the kitchen. So much for the long life expectancy of these things.
1638723
Unfortunately my instruction sheet that came with the magnifying glass either got thrown away or misplaced; I recall it showed how to remove the battery & said what type of battery was needed. I do not recall what it said about the LED lights, though. I really like the magnifying glass, especially for reading columns in newspapers.
7746
Yes but it's only needed to make the LEDs brighter. USB will power it just fine. Stop debating and buy it; it's awesome.
1416438
Yes, it works very well LED. That's what I use and get 2 weeks out of the polish before any chipping or peeling.
1536725
I believe that it is an LED lamp and requires a battery type...not sure which one ...sorry.