The LED lights are now cheaper and very efficient and some plate branded as full spectrum. Has anyone tested the UVB on these?
I have not broken down and purchased the $300 solarimeter but considering it?
I think they're using "full spectrum" to mean it has the full (or fuller) spectrum in the white light vs older LEDs that omitted portions of the spectrum.
If an LED says its UV, it's either UVA (usually blacklight or for drying paint), or UVC for disinfecting. I'm not aware of a light assembly ("bulb") available that incorporates UVB LEDs. Individual UVB LEDs are available as parts but are expensive.