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Replacement bulb for Uv Sterlizer

UGX 48,000

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Product details

Sterilizer bulb replacements are

specialized, high-intensity UV-C (germicidal) lamps designed to emit light at a 254nm wavelength, which damages the DNA of microorganisms to sanitize water, air, or surfaces. These bulbs are typically replaced every 9 to 12 months (or roughly 8,000 to 10,000 hours of use), as their disinfection effectiveness fades over time even if they still appear to be glowing

Specifications

Key Features

Wattage: Ranges from 6W (small sterilizer cabinets) to 36W–55W+ (water filtration systems).
Base Type: Common types include 4-pin (single end or double end) and 2G11.
Length: Measured from end to end (e.g., 9-inch, 16.3-inch, or mm measurements).
Glass Type: Usually quartz glass for high UV transmittance.
Coating: Some bulbs feature a "shatterproof" coating for applications where glass breakage must be avoided, although this can reduce UV intensity by up to 15%.