Amalgam TUV 200W XPT SE 928106905112

Name: Amalgam TUV 200W XPT SE 928106905112
Brand: Philips
SKU: 928106905112
Price: 211.88 EUR
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TUV Amalgam XPT 200W, UV radiation with a peak at 253.7 nm (UVC) for disinfection

211,88 €

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Philips TUV Amalgam XPT system consists of an electronic driver that operates one TUV Amalgam XPT lamp, mounted in a sleeve. The electrical specifications are tailored to the lamp, ensuring an optimized performance of the Philips TUV Amalgam XPT system. Thanks to extensive testing before a lamp system is released, we can ensure maximum reliability and long lifetime.

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Categories:	UV-C lamps
TUV Amalgam XPT systems
TUV T5 4P single-ended
Manufacturer	Philips
EAN	8727900801231
Product number	928106905112
Pieces in box	20pcs
Cap-Base	G10q
Current	2,1 A
Lifetime	12 000
Wavelength	250 nm
Color	Ultrafialová" Wait, user prompt is "Ultrafialová" which is Czech word meaning "Ultraviolet" or "Ultraviolet (female)". In Czech, "Ultrafialová" could be a feminine form of Ultraviolet (color) or a name. Likely the visible text to translate: "Ultrafialová" should be translated to EN-GB "Ultraviolet" (as a color). No HTML tags. Provide translation only. Since rule 5: if input already EN-GB return as is. It's not. So output "Ultraviolet". But check capitalization: In Czech, Ultrafialová (with umlaut? no, "á" accented) It's "Ultrafialová" not "Ultraviolet". The proper translation is "Ultraviolet" (adjective). If it's a noun? Could be color name. So "Ultraviolet". Should we preserve capitalization? The input has initial uppercase U. So output "Ultraviolet". No extra text. Let's answer with that. Ensure no code fences. Let's output: Ultraviolet.
Length [mm]	1,147 m
Diameter	19 mm
Power	200 W
Dimmable	Yes

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