TL 100W 10 R UV-A (PUVA)

Cap-Base G13
Bulb T38
Main Application Phototherapy, Reprography
Useful Life 1000 h
Life to 50% failures EM 2000 h
Color Code 10-R
Color Designation Ultra VioletA
Chromaticity Coordinate X 220 -
Chromaticity Coordinate Y 200 -
Depreciation 500 hours 10%
Depreciation 1000 hours 20%
Depreciation 2000 hours 30%
Lamp Wattage 100 W
Lamp Wattage Technical 100 W
Lamp Voltage 122 V
Lamp Current 0.97 A
Mercury (Hg) Content 13 mg
UV-A Radiation 100 h (IEC) 26.6 W
UV-B/UV-A (IEC) 0.1%
UV-A Radiation 0 h (IEC) 28 W
Base Face to Base Face A 1763.8 (max) mm
Insertion Length B 1768.5 (min), 1770.9 (max) mm
Overall Length C 1778 (max) mm
Diameter D 40.5 (max) mm
Nowadays the preferred radiotherapy treatment of skin diseases like psoriasis is through the use of the ‘B’ bandwidth of the UV spectrum, since this requires no photo-sensitizing agent. But some patients do not respond to UVB treatment, hence a UV lamp with an ‘A’ bandwidth of the UV spectrum is used, and here Philips offers a choice of either a TL or the more compact PLS/PLL lamps. Both are ideal for when the ‘B’ bandwidth of the UV spectrum is ineffective. These (PUVA) lamps have a wavelength of between 315 to 380 nm and are not only used for the treatment of psoriasis but are also commonly used for more than 20 other diseases.
Flexo print TL lamps emit almost all of their light (99.9%) in the useful UVA and visible blue wavebands - between 350 and 400 nm - and have peak intensity at 370 nm (except for the /03 version). This makes them ideal for flexo printing equipment and photopolymerization processes. In addition, the ‘R’ lamps in the family have an internal 200 - degree reflector to further optimize the lamp’s overall efficiency.

Features
• Emission peak at 350 nm

Applications
• Psoriasis, Parapsoriasis, Vitiligo, Atopic Dermatitis, Mycosis fungoides
• Ideal for flexo printing equipment and photopolymerization processes

General safety informations