TUV T5 lamps are single- or double-ended UVC (germicidal) lamps used in professional water and air disinfection units. The small 16 mm diameter of the lamp allows for a small system design and design flexibility. TUV T5 lamps offer constant UV output over their complete lifetime, for maximum security of disinfection and TUV T5 lamps are single- or double-ended UVC (germicidal) lamps used in professional water and air disinfection units. The small 16 mm diameter of the lamp allows for a small system design and design flexibility. TUV T5 lamps offer constant UV output over their complete lifetime, for maximum security of disinfection and high system efficacy.
| Categories: | UV-C lamps |
| TUV T5 4P single-ended | |
| Manufacturer | Philips special |
| EAN | 8711500640369 |
| Product number | 927970004099 |
| Source type | T16 |
| GPC code | 927970004099 |
| EOC code | 871150064036999 |
| Pieces in box | 32 |
| Cap-Base | G10q |
| Power | 40 W |
| Voltage | 94 V |
| Current | 430 mA |
| Lifetime | 9 000 |
| 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] | 863,9 mm |
| Diameter | 19 mm |
| Weight | 87 g |