Description
UV lamp 14 Watt 425 mA (TOC systems) is a replacement UV emitter intended for UV reactors in ultrapure water installations. With a rated power of 14 Watt and an operating current of 425 mA, it supports TOC-related treatment stages in laboratory pure-water setups. The lamp is specified for Ultra Clear series systems and is fitted with a 4-pole direct connection plug for configurations from 2014 onward. As a dedicated spare part, it enables straightforward exchange of the UV source in the matching reactor. The product is classified as a UV radiator and is supplied as one piece with a net weight of 0,180 kg. It is aimed at service and maintenance of Ultra Clear ultrapure water platforms that require a 14 Watt UV source with direct plug connection. Available from manufacturer Evoqua Water Technologies, this lamp is suited to planned lamp changes in TOC system UV stages used in laboratory and process water technology.
This article is part of Cold light sources & lighting, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: UV radiator
- Power rating: 14 Watt
- Operating current: 425 mA
- System compatibility: Ultra Clear series (TOC systems)
- Connection: 4-pole direct connection plug
- Technical Information Sheet:
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