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Makartt E1045 5.6 W UV nail lamp

SKU CH-CEG3-QX6XG MPN E1045

Cordless 5.6 W UV nail lamp with adjustable gooseneck, 10 dual LEDs at 50 mW/cm², 2000 mAh battery, and four timer presets

  • TypeUV Nail Lamp
  • Watts5.6 watts
  • Size/Dimensions3.65 in x 0.9 in x 12.64 in
  • ANSI Baseflanged
  • Compatibility/Fitmentflanged
  • Length3.65 L x 0.9 W x 12.64 H inches
  • 10 premium dual beads deliver 50 mW/cm² for fast even curing
  • infrared auto sensor starts light when hand enters and stops when hand leaves
  • four timer choices 10 30 60 90 seconds shown on LCD with battery status
  • 2000 mAh battery recharges in 3 hours and runs 1.5 hours cordless
  • trumpet flower design in UV resistant ABS plastic fits flanged base fixtures

Cordless UV nail lamp for gel manicures

The Makartt E1045 is a portable UV LED lamp designed for curing gel polish, poly gel, rhinestone glue, base coats and top coats. It uses 10 dual light source beads to deliver a power density of 50 mW/cm² for even results. The rechargeable 2000mAh battery provides up to 1.5 hours of continuous cordless use and fully charges in 3 hours. It suits home users and mobile technicians who want salon-quality curing without a fixed power outlet.

Low heat and silent operation at 5.6 watts

The unit draws only 5.6 watts during normal curing cycles, so it generates minimal warmth on the skin. An infrared auto sensor activates the light only when a hand is detected, eliminating unnecessary run time and keeping the session quiet. The UV-resistant ABS plastic housing stays cool to the touch. Operation is limited to the four preset timer modes of 10, 30, 60 and 90 seconds shown on the LCD screen.

Consistent output through a full manicure

Battery voltage remains stable across the 1.5 hour runtime, so the 50 mW/cm² power density does not drop as the charge depletes. The lamp can also operate while plugged in, removing any runtime limit for longer appointments. Each curing cycle is capped at the selected timer maximum, preventing accidental over-exposure during sustained use. The gooseneck allows the head to be repositioned between fingers without interrupting the beam.

Highlights

  • 10 premium dual beads deliver 50 mW/cm² for fast even curing
  • infrared auto sensor starts light when hand enters and stops when hand leaves
  • four timer choices 10 30 60 90 seconds shown on LCD with battery status
  • 2000 mAh battery recharges in 3 hours and runs 1.5 hours cordless
  • trumpet flower design in UV resistant ABS plastic fits flanged base fixtures

Specifications

TypeUV Nail Lamp
BrandMakartt
ModelE1045
Watts5.6 watts
Size/Dimensions3.65 in x 0.9 in x 12.64 in
ANSI Baseflanged
Compatibility/Fitmentflanged
Length3.65 L x 0.9 W x 12.64 H inches
Base Typeflanged
Average Life1.5 hours
Energy Star QualifiedUV LED
Lamp Shape54smd
Fixture TypeUV-resistant ABS plastic
Parts1 Year
Labor1 Year
Part NumberE1045

Questions about this item

How do I set up the Makartt E1045 gooseneck lamp and what step is often missed?

Position the flexible gooseneck over your hand, then press the timer button to select 10, 30, 60 or 90 seconds; the infrared sensor starts automatically when you insert your hand, but users often forget to choose a timer first so the lamp stays off.

What part will need replacement first on the Makartt E1045?

The built-in 2000 mAh battery is rated for about 1.5 hours of continuous curing per charge; after many cycles its capacity drops, so the battery is the component most likely to need service.

What limit appears first during a long salon session with the Makartt E1045?

The 2000 mAh battery delivers roughly 1.5 hours of non-stop use at 5.6 watts before it must be recharged, so runtime is the first constraint you hit under sustained workloads.

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