--- product_id: 239283050 title: "2nd Gen QuantaDose® Reusable UVC Light Test Card with UV Intensity Strip Sensitive to UVA/UVB/UVC Light" brand: "quantadose" price: "€ 15.99" currency: EUR in_stock: true category: "Quanta Dose" url: https://www.desertcart.be/products/239283050-2nd-gen-quantadose-reusable-uvc-light-test-card-with-uv store_origin: BE region: Belgium --- # Detects UV intensity ≥300 µW/cm² Batch-numbered for precise quality control Durable UV-resilient PVC material 2nd Gen QuantaDose® Reusable UVC Light Test Card with UV Intensity Strip Sensitive to UVA/UVB/UVC Light **Brand:** quantadose **Price:** € 15.99 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔆 Illuminate your safety with precision-tested UVC power! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 2nd Gen QuantaDose® Reusable UVC Light Test Card with UV Intensity Strip Sensitive to UVA/UVB/UVC Light by quantadose - **How much does it cost?** € 15.99 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.be](https://www.desertcart.be/products/239283050-2nd-gen-quantadose-reusable-uvc-light-test-card-with-uv) ## Best For - quantadose enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted quantadose brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Quality You Can Trust:** Each card features batch numbers ensuring unmatched calibration and production consistency - • **User-Friendly Verification:** Dual test areas glow under UV-C, confirming accurate UVC intensity dosage every time - • **Precision UV Dosage Detection:** Clearly reveals 'ULTRAVIOLET' at 300 µW/cm² for guaranteed germicidal effectiveness - • **Professional Support Included:** Technical support contact printed on the card for seamless troubleshooting - • **Built to Last Under High Power:** Crafted from UV-resilient PVC to resist aging and discoloration even with intense UVC exposure ## Overview The 2nd Gen QuantaDose® Reusable UVC Light Test Card is engineered for professionals using high-power UVC devices. Featuring a UV intensity strip sensitive to UVA, UVB, and UVC, it reliably indicates germicidal UV dosage starting at 300 µW/cm² by revealing the word 'ULTRAVIOLET' and glowing UV-C test areas. Made from highly UV-resilient PVC, it withstands repeated high-intensity exposure without fading. Batch-numbered for rigorous quality control and equipped with technical support info, this test card ensures accurate, reusable, and trusted UV measurement for clinical and industrial applications. ## Description desertcart.com: 2nd Gen QuantaDose® Reusable UVC Light Test Card with UV Intensity Strip Sensitive to UVA/UVB/UVC Light : Industrial & Scientific ## Features - 2nd edition professional test card is designed for high power UVC devices offering a higher card to analyte contrast on highly UV resilient PVC for high power exposure without aging/discoloration - 2nd edition QuantaDose UVC test cards include batch numbers for unprecedented quality control for UV analyte production and calibration. Technical support number on reverse of card - QuantaDose calibrated word legibility starting at 300 µW/cm² when the word ” ULTRAVIOLET” first becomes legible during exposure to optimal UVC germicidal wavelengths when UV-C glows green. - Conformation test areas must display a glowing UV-C in top test and the word "ULTRAVIOLET" in lower test to confirm UVC intensity dosage is over 300 µW/cm² ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B08KZZ54BZ | | Best Sellers Rank | #25,288 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #71 in Clinical Diagnostic Test Kits | | Brand Name | QuantaDose | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (544) | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00850021473013 | | Manufacturer | Quanta X Technology LLC | | Material Type | Pvc | | Model Number | QXT0022020QD | | Part Number | QXT0022020QD | | UPC | 850021473013 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** QuantaDose - **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00850021473013 - **Manufacturer:** Quanta X Technology LLC - **Number of Items:** 1 - **UPC:** 850021473013 ## Images ![2nd Gen QuantaDose® Reusable UVC Light Test Card with UV Intensity Strip Sensitive to UVA/UVB/UVC Light - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51lr-u+bFPL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does the uvc indicator at the top need to show a green color to confirm the presence of uvc? i saw a white color when directly in front of led** A: The bright green is what we want to see along with word visibility at the bottom.  I am changing the answer to your question after talking to our lead engineer. Ok, first the good news, real UV-C wavelengths are present for the letters UV-C to be visible at all. But there is a party going on in there too.  Led's used in disco lights and those for detecting cat pee in the 395nm range can not cause fluorescence in the molecules in the UV-C test area.  Yet, I say there is a party going on because it takes a blacklight's wavelength to greatly change our visual perspective of the colors that reach our eyes (the same way a blacklight changes the reflected colors in a room). The color green is the only color being emitted by the fluorescent analyte in the wavelength test which makes the letters UV-C visible. However, toss some LED party lights into the mix, and our perception of the true reflected color will change. It is not uncommon at all to see dubious manufacturers include many UV-A and UV-B LEDs into their so-called UV-C LED light arrays.  Some models have 12 LEDs on the top and 12 LEDs on the bottom, but only two LEDs are real UV-C in what can be considered optimal UVGI wavelengths. Recent studies on the sun's effect on the virus focused on UV-A and UV-B wavelengths which showed to be helpful but not to be considered anywhere close to optimal germicidal wavelength to inactivate a virus.  Excessive UVA and UVB light produced from a sanitization device should be a huge red flag! The answer continued below... **Q: How many times can this be used?** A: When correctly stored away from UV light and high humidity, the short answer is hundreds of times at 300 microwatts mercury-line UV-C exposure for a duration of 15-seconds each use as directed. The wavelength indicator in Step one, the top test area of the QuantaDose, does not degrade easily, so the test card will continue to detect mercury-line germicidal wavelengths of UV-C by glowing green letters as long as the specialized narrowband analyte is on the UVC test card. Step two is different. The photochromic material used for the lower intensity test area has a life span because of photo-degradation effects that affect photochromic materials. The main factor for how many times you can reuse the lower test area is the accumulative amount of exposure to UV radiation and NOT the number of times the photochromic material is cycled between exposures. Keeping the exposure times to a maximum of 15 seconds limits the photo-degradation effects on the photochromic material by decreasing unnecessary accumulative UV exposure. If you were to expose the test card twice as long as recommended, i.e., 30 seconds, you could expect half the life span. I’ve personally left one under confirmed UVC lights over 2 hours at 300 µW/cm², which would equate to 480 times used in 15-second intervals, and the card was still plenty reuseable. I’ve also left one in direct sunlight under the noontime sunshine in Florida, and the lower test area was completely burned out 2 hrs later. The longer wavelengths of UVA and UVB from the sun can penetrate the photochromic material much deeper. Thus, photo-degradation effects happen quicker in the natural sun than under short wave UVC’s much more energetic wavelengths with less penetrating power. Many variables contribute to accumulative UV exposure because everyone uses various wattage and wavelength devices for disinfection. One person can be testing 3-watt UVC bulbs while another is testing 60-watt bulbs – the wavelength, time exposed, and distance from the source are all factors for accumulative exposure. So as first mentioned, the short answer: It would be safe to assume the UV-C light tests can be performed hundreds of times if adequately stored and UVC exposure is limited to 15 seconds intervals at between 300-500 µW/cm² for each test. If you have any doubt about the lower test result of a new QuantaDose card because a UVC device doesn't have enough power to display the word “ULTRAVIOLET” (@300 µW/cm² 254.7nm) in step two, simply hold the test card in direct sunlight to confirm a near-instant UVA/UVB wavelength reaction. The QuantaDose UVC Test card is much like any other measurement device with a finite life span for accuracy. To maintain the accuracy of any measurement device that is reusable, which also has a finite life span, requires a calibration procedure. The QuantaDose UVC test card is straightforward to test, providing you have a known source of UVC power and distance. If you don't have a UVC meter or known source of power when you first get your QuantaDose card hold it in sunlight for 15 seconds and take a picture with your phone. After a couple of hundred 15 second tests or so, hold it in the sun again for 15 seconds to see if it is a full-color shade lighter compared to the original picture. This makes it easy to see any photo-degradation effects over time. For something more precise we recommend using a 3-watt UVC wand (Known Source) as these are the least expensive noted in our product listing. Just hold the 3-watt bulb 1 inch away to confirm word visibility occurs in 15 seconds. Calibration with a UVC meter is the most exact. This is an option for people with professional UVC light meters who use the QuantaDose to test in areas their meter probes can not get into. **Q: Does the uvc/ultraviolet text remain for a few seconds after exposure is stopped? i'm trying to test a closed-box sanitizer.** A: There is a temporary result to check intensity after exposure that will last between 5 and 15 seconds depending on how much power the device emits. QuantaDose UVC test is a two-step test for a meaningful germicidal test result. IMPORTANT: You can't use color change in STEP 2 (UVC intensity test when the word ”ULTRAVIOLET” first becomes legible in lower area) until you have completed STEP 1 (confirm UVC wavelength when the letters ”UV-C” glow green in the upper test area) If the UV sterilizer is big enough, you might just want to consider propping up your phone to record the test to confirm STEP 1 that the device is using genuine UVC light indicated by the UV-C letters glowing green. The glowing UV-C will only glow when exposed to UVC light and must be confirmed before using the lower intensity test area. After you have confirmed that STEP 1 confirms the device is in fact UVC light. STEP two can be done without your phone. This part of the test gives you a few seconds to view the result as long as it has reached the minimum intensity of > 300 µW/cm² Simply run the device for not much longer than 15 seconds, open the device, and check to see if the word ”ULTRAVIOLET” is legible in the lower test area. The word ”ULTRAVIOLET” being legible confirms a minimum UVC intensity of 300 µW/cm² which is acceptable for UVC disinfection when step 1 is confirmed. The Quantadose test card is a two-part test to confirm the minimum power of 300 µW/cm² when the word “ULTRAVIOLET” first appears visible in the lower intensity test area while the green UV-C is glowing in the upper part. As long as you can confirm step 1 with your phone, step 2 will remain visible long enough to open the device to confirm the intensity of UVC is trustworthy for a germicidal application. The reason you must confirm step 1 is that if the device is using UVA and UVB light the lower test area will still change color, in fact, UVA and UVB will cause the color to be much darker than UVC shorter wavelength, and the legibility of the word ”ULTRAVIOLET” is only calibrated for > 300 µW/cm² for the mercury line spectrum of UVC at a peak 253.7 nm wavelength. If you have any questions about the process of testing UVC wavelength and UVC intensity for any device our engineers can help walk you through the process of validation over the phone. Our contact details can be found on our Quanta X Technology Amazon sellers page Blessings, Katie Webb **Q: When i put card inside a uvc light bag, and turn it on, i can see "uvc" in purple through viewing window on the bag. does that prove bag emits uvc?** A: "UVC" should be lighting up in green in the top box which would indicate that it is detecting UVC light. The lower box should turn purple with "Ultraviolet" visible in white lettering. The shade of purple can be compared to the scale under the box to determine the intensity of the light. If you are not seeing the "UVC" in green in the top box and only the bottom box turning purple with "Ultraviolet" visible, that means your light bag is emitting only UVA and/or UVB light, not UVC light. ## Frequently Bought Together - 2nd Gen QuantaDose® Reusable UVC Light Test Card with UV Intensity Strip Sensitive to UVA/UVB/UVC Light - 6-in-1 QUANTADOSE® Multi-Wavelength Bi-Luminescent UVA/UVB/UVC/Far-UVC Light Reusable Professional UV Test Card - EIDEAL™ | UV & UVC Test Card & UV Intensity Test Card | 3-in-1 UV Test Card | UVA & UVC Light Identifying Card | UV Bulb & LED Intensity Reading Card | UV Dosage Indicator Card | UVB Tester --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.be/products/239283050-2nd-gen-quantadose-reusable-uvc-light-test-card-with-uv](https://www.desertcart.be/products/239283050-2nd-gen-quantadose-reusable-uvc-light-test-card-with-uv) --- *Product available on Desertcart Belgium* *Store origin: BE* *Last updated: 2026-07-17*