Description
UV lamp for Ultra Clear Integra UV/UF TM is a dual-wavelength ultraviolet emitter for ultrapure water systems of the Ultra Clear TM and Integra series. The lamp is specifically matched to 185 nm and 254 nm. At 185 nm, dissolved oxygen molecules (O2) in the water are converted into ozone (O3); subsequent 254 nm irradiation links ozone with hydrogen species to form hydroxyl radicals that bind organic molecules, making them accessible to ion-exchange resins. Maximum power is 15 W at a lamp current of 425 mA, with a rated service life of 9000 operating hours. This article includes seals manufactured from FKM. Net weight is 0,180 kg. Intended as a maintenance replacement in laboratory ultrapure-water trains where photo-oxidative TOC reduction is required, the lamp is offered by manufacturer Evoqua Water Technologies for compatible Ultra Clear and Integra configurations that rely on combined 185/254 nm treatment.
This article is part of Cold light sources & lighting, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: UV lamp
- Wavelengths: 185 nm / 254 nm
- Maximum power: 15 W
- Lamp current: 425 mA
- Service life: 9000 h
- Technical Information Sheet:
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