Number of LEDs / lamps
The number of light sources largely determines the performance of a manicure lamp. If the drying chamber is capacious, in this case an increased number of emitters is used. Light sources are distributed evenly to create equally good illumination in all directions. The number of light sources depends on the type of lamp. If it is an LED emitter, 100 or more diodes can be used. But in some lamps, LEDs are combined into a single strip, in this case one common illuminator with many diodes is used.
As for CCFL manicure lamps, such devices usually use 1 common cold cathode spiral.
UV manicure lamps have the use of 3-5 fluorescent illuminators.
Bottom
The presence of a bottom in the working chamber of the lamp; Moreover, most models use
a removable bottom ; this feature (if available) is also specified in this paragraph of characteristics.
In the working position, the bottom increases the efficiency of the drill: it is usually made mirror-like and plays the role of a reflector, ensuring that the fingers are also covered from below. And the removable design of this part, first of all, simplifies the maintenance of the lamp: by removing the bottom, you can easily change a burnt-out light bulb, check the functionality of individual LEDs, etc. In addition, a lamp without a bottom can also be used for pedicures without much difficulty (while a lamp closed at the bottom the working chamber at best makes such an application difficult, and at worst makes it completely impossible).
