Guideline

ULTRALITE ALS
Applications: Wavelengths and Uses
UltraLite ALS Forensic Lights Dominant Output WaveLength Maximum Light Intensity Forensic Goggles and Filters Forensic Application
Volatilehydrocarbons and accelerant residues, explosives’ wrappings, gun shot residue; Subcutaneous injuries and wounds on living and deceased bodies, bruising, bite marks, blood spatter, fingerprints, and fibers,Universal evidence & crime scene processing; body fluids (semen, urine, saliva, sweat,) biological stains, hair, fibers and latent fingerprints Fingerprints developed with cyanoacrylate (Superglue),and fingerprint dyes such as rhodamine 6G and DFO; fibers Fingerprints developed with ninhydrin; fiber evidence, and altered/questioned documents, the chemicals in the ink will show variationsFingerprints developed with ninhydrin; altered/questioned documents, the chemicals in the ink will show variations; background reduction General crime scene search and illumination, oblique lightingtechniques: hair, fiber and fingerprint detection

UltraLite UV Magnum Head 200-00027

405 nm

650 mW

Amber and Yellow forensic goggles and filters

UltrLite BMT Light Head 200-00021 UltraLite GreenLight Head 200-00023 UltraLite Yellow Light Head 200-00025

450 nm

1000 mW

Amber forensic goggles and filters

525 nm

150 lumens

Amber and Red forensic goggles and filters

590 nm160 lumens

Red forensic goggles and filters

UltraLite Red Light Head 200-00024 UltraLite White Light Head 200-00026

630 nm

160 lumens

None or Red forensic goggles and filters None orYellow forensic goggles and filters

400 – 750 nm

100 lumens

This chart is intended as a guideline in the use of the UltraLite light heads and the goggles or filters for various applications.The BMT head was specifically designed to address the need of crime scene investigators to process a general crime scene as quickly as possible and to identify the largest amount of material of...