Sankyo Denki G8T5 UV Bulb 8 Watt 56 Volt Germicidal Lamp
What Is UV Germicidal Light and How Is It Used?
Ultraviolet (UV) germicidal light is part of the electromagnetic spectrum and is widely recognized for its ability to disinfect by disrupting the nucleic acids in microorganisms. This includes bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens, making it a powerful tool for maintaining clean, chemical-free environments.
A germicide lamp—often built with specialized UV-C emitting bulbs—is engineered to emit just enough UV light to neutralize harmful microorganisms without posing a risk to humans when used correctly. These lamps are simple to install, require minimal maintenance, and are effective in a variety of settings, including cleanrooms, laboratories, and healthcare environments.
One popular type is the G8T5 UV lamp, which is a compact, efficient design commonly used in enclosed air and surface purification systems. The G8T5 format refers to the bulb's size and pin configuration, offering consistent performance in sterilization applications.
In addition to air and surface disinfection, UV germicidal technology is widely used in water purification systems to reduce bacteria and algae growth. It's even employed in drinking water treatment facilities due to its chemical-free effectiveness.
UV germicidal technology has been trusted for over 30 years and continues to be a reliable, low-maintenance solution for sterilization in both commercial and residential settings.
Sankyo Denki G8T5 Specifications:
- Wattage: 8 Watts
- Voltage: 56 Volts
- Spectral Output: 254nm
- Base Type: Bi-Pin G5.3
- Average Life Hours: 8,000 Hours
- Case Quantity: 25 Bulbs
Primary Applications:
- Food Processing, Medical Facilities, Air Conditioning Systems, Pharmaceutical Production, Clean Rooms, Drinking Water Purification, Photochemistry, Phototherapy, Dermatology, Sterilization and Disinfection
Warning: Protect your eyes and skin when operating Germicidal Lamps. In OEM applications, equipment should be designed to completely screen or filter UV-C radiation.