- 10 – 121 nm – Extreme Ultraviolet (Ionizing radiation)
- 100 – 240nm – Creates ozone!
- 100 – 200 nm – Ultraviolet C / UVC / UVV
- 122 – 200 nm – Far Ultraviolet (FUV)
- 200 – 280 nm – Ultraviolet C / UVC / Hard UV
- 200 – 300 nm – Middle ultraviolet (MUV)
- 240 – 280nm – Kills ozone!
- 253.7 nm – Ideal for UVC Germicidal, no ozone
- 280 – 315 nm – Ultraviolet B / UVB (mostly absorbed)
- 300 – 400 nm – Near ultraviolet (NUV)
- 315 – 400 nm – Ultraviolet A / UVA / Soft UV (Birds, Insects and fish can see this)
- 410 – 420 nm – Violet LED – Skin therapy
- 419 – 445 nm – Blue retina cone
- 430 – 470 nm – Blue LED – Dental curing
- 470 nm – Blue LED – White LED using phosphor
- 496 – 498 nm – white retina rod
- 520 – 530 nm – Green traffic light LED
- 531 – 545 nm – Green retina cone
- 559 – 580 nm – Red retina cone
- 630 – 640 nm – Red traffic light LED
- 660 nm – Red LED for Blood oximetry
- 680 nm – Red LED for Blood analysis
- 800 – 850 nm – Near IR illuminators used in night vision
- 850 – 940 nm – Photoelectric remote controls
- 940 nm – Convert illumination CCD based system
*Retina numbers are not visible range, but are the range of peak spot frequencies given from different sources
UV..
Congo Blue – LEE C181<br>
Primary Red – ROSCO 27
