GALAXY PROFESSIONAL UV/LED Lamp for Curing GALAXY100 24W

Name: UV/LED Lamp for Curing GALAXY100 24W
Brand: GALAXY PROFESSIONAL
SKU: 23583
Price: 5100 RSD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.16 (19 reviews)

Code: 23583
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Pr. code: GALAXY100AC

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GALAXY100 lamp for curing UV and LED products.

Because of its technical characteristics, the device is recommended for personal use.

Note:
During usage, pay attention that the diodes within the lamp, positioned in the shape of the letter "U", must be above the nail bed.

Thanks to the ability to simultaneously broadcast both light-emitting diodes of 365nm (nanometer) and 405nm (nanometer), it is designed for quick drying:

UV and LED/UV building gels
UV and LED/UV color gels
UV and LED/UV permanent nail polishes
UV and LED/UV top coats (matte or shiny)

FEATURES:

Maximum lamp power: 24 W
Input mode: AC 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz, 0.5 A
Output mode: DC 24V 0.65A
Dimensions: 210 mm x 120 mm x 80 mm
Timer: 60 s/90 s
Automatic sensor: 30 s

CONTENTS OF THE BOX:

GALAXY100 UV/LED lamp
Adapter DC 24V
Transport protective components
User manual

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Connect the adapter to the device and connect the device to the adequate power supply. Immediately after connecting the device to an electric circuit, a sensor activates the diodes under the lamp once a hand or a foot is placed underneath, operating for 30 seconds. Once the hand or the foot are removed from the area, the light emission stops.

Pressing a button on the upper part of the device allows a choice of three different operation modes:

The first press of the button activates a 60-second timer (a light indicator on the top of the device is lit, signalling which mode is active). After 60 seconds, the diodes are turned off, and the device switches to the initial operation mode;
The second press of the button activates a 60-second timer. After 90 seconds, the diodes are turned off, and the device switches to the initial operation mode;
The third press of the button switches the device back to the initial operation mode, the same as when the device gets connected to the power supply.