UV-A Blacklight
20W T12 BL368 G13
003610 | Manufacturer: Sylvania | EAN: 5410288003610 | MPN: 0000361
More info - 20W T12 BL368 G13 Blacklight Premium UV Lamp
The UV Ultraviolet Lamp 20W T12 BL368 G13 Blacklight is perfect for cosmetic finger nail treatments, photopolymerization, reprographic processes, and electronic insect killer systems. Its upgraded highly concentrated radiation at 368 nm increases insect attraction and offers a 100% improvement in effectiveness. With reduced depreciation of UV-A output over time, it performs longer and better throughout the insect season. Suitable for various technical applications like diazo printing machines, chemical processing, mineral detection, and more.
Average life (Nominal) (h) 10000
Lamp shape Tubular
Lamp finish Coated
Dimmable Yes
Cap/Base G13
Type T12-Special
Lamp mercury content (mg) 10
Control gear required Yes
Fixture rating Open
IEC Reference IEC 60081
IEC Reference 2 IEC 61195
Special purpose lamp Yes
Transformer required No
Watt (Rated) (W) 20
Watt (Nominal) (W) 20
Voltage (V) 57
Current (A) 0.37
Length base to base (mm) - A 589.8
Length base to pin Min-Max - B 594.5-596.9
Lamp Length (mm) - C/L 604
Max. Lamp Diameter (mm) - D 38
Features
• BL368 tubes emit an upgraded highly concentrated radiation with peak around 368 nm. Flying insects eye sensitivity is generally at or near this frequency
• 100% improvement in effectiveness (at 368 nm)
• Depreciation of UV-A output over time is significantly reduced (80% at 5000 h of original 100 hour output)
• Performs longer and better throughout the insect season
• Same shape, structural and electrical characteristics and control circuits as standard T12,T8 or T5 tubes
Applications
• Insect traps, insect attraction is strongly increased
• Restaurants, kitchens, food shops, supermarkets
• Diazo printing machines
• Photo Polymerisation
• Chemical processing
• Mineral detection
• Various technical applications
Directions for use
Maximum exposure limits are set by EN60335-2-59: 1997 at an effective 1 milliWatt per metre squared (1 mW/m²) measured at a distance of 1 metre originally based on the recommendations of the National Radiological Protection Board in the UK. The irradiance value for a single BL368-lamp measured without reflector and/or fixture, in free air at 25 celsius, is varying between 0.2 and 0.4 mW/m² depending on the wattage
