Description
UV immersion emitter 16 W is a submersible ultraviolet treatment unit for tanks up to 1000 l (1 m³). The assembly comprises one immersion lamp housed in a specialised quartz protection tube with installation flange, plus a polycarbonate ballast housing with on/off switch. It delivers UV-C output of 3,4 W at 254 nm wavelength for water disinfection duties within the stated tank volume. Maximum power consumption is 16 W, with electrical supply accepted from 85–264 V at 50/60 Hz. Lamp service life is rated at 8000 h. Permissible water temperature ranges from +5 to +30 °C, and the unit is protected to IP54. Mechanical dimensions include emitter length 446 mm and immersion depth 378 mm; the control cable is 3,2 m and the connection cable 2,5 m. Net weight is 4,2 kg (gross 5 kg). Designed for straightforward tank integration, this emitter from manufacturer Evoqua Water Technologies is supplied as a complete lamp-and-ballast set; the matching UV replacement lamp reference is W2T525543 for planned maintenance cycles in laboratory or process water systems.
This article is part of Microscopy accessories, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: UV immersion emitter
- Power consumption (max.): 16 W
- UV-C output: 3,4 W
- Wavelength: 254 nm
- Tank volume: up to 1000 l
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