UV Detector Sunmate

UV Detector - About Ultraviolet Detector Sunmate :You may know that the Sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause skin aging, sunburn, and skin cancer. Unfortunately, your eyes can not easily determine the intensity of UV radiation especially on cloudy and snowy days. UV Detector Sunmate can alert you when the UV intensity exceeds dangerous limits so you can apply the proper steps to protect your skin and eyes. UV-A is linked to sunburn, accelerated skin aging, and damage to DNA. UV-B also causes sunburn and is related to snow blindness, skin cancer, and immune system suppression. UV-C is extremely dangerous to plants and animals. About UV Detector SunMate :It alerts the user of a possible over-exposure to ultraviolet rays from sunlight.The LEDs of UV Detector SunMate indicate the UVI levels according to the chart below. As you may notice, the gaps between the ranges in the table above are closed to make the detection continuous. User Instruction for UV Detector SunMate :There are ways to reduce the risk of short and long term damage to your skin and eyes. These include: Reducing the risks of overexposure to ltraviolet rays by UV Protector UV Detector SunMate alerts the user of a possible over-exposure to ultraviolet rays from sunlight. UV Detector SunMate is easy to understand and does not need technical background. The LEDs of UV Detector SunMate indicate the UVI levels according to the chart below. As you may notice, the gaps between the ranges in the table above are closed to make the detection continuous. apply sunscreen ,wear proper clothing ,wear sunglasses ,avoid midday sun ,wear a hat ,remain inside when UVI is high .Replace the Battery for UV Detector SunMate :Replace the battery for UV Detector SunMate after continuous use of the unit for more than 4 hours. Pull out the battery drawer, replace the old battery with a new one (positive side up), and slide the drawer back into place in UV Detector SunMate.

• UV Detector Sunmate can alert you when the UV intensity exceeds dangerous limits so you can apply the proper steps to protect your skin and eyes.

• You may know that the Sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause skin aging, sunburn, and skin cancer. Unfortunately, your eyes can not easily determine the intensity of UV radiation especially on cloudy and snowy days.

• Ultraviolet Solar Radiation SunMate is easy to understand and does not need technical background.

• UV Detector SunMate alerts the user of a possible over-exposure to ultraviolet rays from sunlight.

• According to the EPA, and other government agencies and private organizations, there are ways to reduce the risk of short and long term damage to your skin and eyes.