Philips - TUV G25T8 Air/Water Treatment Germicidal UV Light Bulb

Guaranteed Replacement Ultraviolet (UV) Bulb - Medium Bi-pin (2 Pin), Double Ends - G13 Base - 25 Watts - 17.22 Inch Length Lamp - Worry Free Performance for 1 Year

Our Philips - TUV G25T8 Air/Water Treatment Germicidal UV Light Bulb has G13 Medium bi-pin (2 pin), both ends and is 25 Watts germicidal water treatment bulb. The light bulb has an average lifespan of 10,000 hours after which we recommend that you replace the light bulb for better system efficiency. The UVC light bulb has a total length of 17.22" and is compatible for the following system model and its part number:

TUV G25T8

• 292680

This lamp is used in UVC light system mainly to deactivate the genetics of the microorganisms and making them harmless. It helps in destroying molds, virus, bacteria and yeast. The fixture is a high quality one with a low mercury dosage and has a high lifespan. Since the light bulbs are intended to destroy microorganisms it is necessary to schedule replacement of the bulbs annually to ensure efficiency of the system. Made in the USA, these high-quality lamps can last for approximately 10,000 working hours after which the UV output reduces though the UV lamp emits bright light. With a total length of 61.22 inches, the replacement UVC light bulb has a peak UV output of 253.7nm that help in reacting with the genetics of microorganisms such as spores, virus, bacteria and other pathogens.

Technical Specifications:

• Wattage: 25 Watts
• Wavelength range: 254NM
• Length: 17.22 inches (437.4mm)
• Base: G13 Medium bi-pin (2 pin), both ends
• Shape: T8
• Base Material: Metal
• Average Lifespan: Up to 10,000 hours

Common Applications:

• Well water
• Surface water
• Municipal water
• Food service/processing
• HVAC and Air Conditioning units
• Air purifier/treatment systems
• Hospitals
• Aquaculture
• Electronics
• Pharmaceuticals
• Hotels
• Water bottlers
• Laboratories
• Surface disinfection
• Marine and more

*Hg - Lamp contains mercury - manage in accordance with your local disposal laws by visiting: www.lamprecycle.org