Best fluorescent blacklight tubes? And their data?

[TCJ]

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Many LD's write a song per page and when the song changes, they just turn the page for that specific song. So the artist (or DJ) can change the set to match the audience...

In the 2 years I worked with my current employer, and the ~15 years I've been doing party PA's, I've never seen such... coordination?
In my experience, usually a DJ shows up with a laptop containing thousands upon thousands of songs (or back in the day, a suitcase full of a hundred CDs or more and a Denon CDJ.) In any case, you have no idea what he's going to play or how, or when he cuts/crossfades to another song.

...
As for black lights, especially the florescent type, there is not really a good instant on because the lamps need to come to full temperature before they reach full output.

This is exactly the electrical engineering challenge I want to explore.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but, I have a feeling it could be possible with the following process:
1. Keep the fluorescent tube electrodes (heaters) hot at all times by passing a "standby current" through them, but without actually striking an arc.
2. At the moment high brightness is required, strike the arc, then back off the filament current, as the arc will keep the mercury vapour ionized.
3. For lower brightness, use a reduced arc current, with a proportionally higher filament current (though still less than the "standby current", to keep the arc from extinguishing.
4. For very low brightness, use a high-frequency PWM (pulse-width modulation) of the arc, so to the human eye, the lamp "appears" dimmer than it really is.
5. To "dim-start" the tube, use a similar PWM technique so a high enough voltage (and sufficient current) can be applied across the electrodes, with the lamp still appearing quite dim to human eyes.

Obviously this requires designing a custom electronic ballast. [smile] I suspect it will become necessary for such a ballast's electronics to have a fairly good idea of the temperature in the tube (or at least the electrode/heater temperature), so I'm wondering if this can be determined reasonably accurately by monitoring the heater resistance in real-time. Actually, I'm thinking electrode/heater temperature is the most relevant, since that's what has to liberate electrons! That's why I'm seeking data sheets / technical info on various fluorescent tubes. Monitoring arc resistance might be difficult, but might be necessary too. I'm not sure yet.

 

[TCJ]

If I understand correctly (anyone please correct me if I'm wrong), metal halide / HID will never be possible for this application, because regardless of the amount of arc current, the spectral output of the lamp still depends on the bulb fill to come up to specified normal temperature.

But I believe fluorescent technology can work, because the spectral output depends pretty much only on the phosphor coating, which need only be sufficiently irradiated/energized. Even if that energy comes from a sudden huge higher-than-spec. arc current for a brief moment of time.

I think LED is still too costly and/or too close to the visible spectrum, to have comparable performance-per-unit-cost with fluorescent. I also heard the UV light destroys the actual potting of the LED itself, so these don't last forever. (Neither do fluorescent tubes, but they're a hell of a lot cheaper to replace when it does come time for replacement!)

And incandescent is crap for emitting UV. I think we all know this.

I don't know of any other lighting technology to get UV.

 

[brianberg73]

I don't know of any other lighting technology to get UV.

Either do the manufacturer's. I don't worry about it. I go the other way and try not to hide it. I use Mac3's or VL's in UV and just blast as much as I can. I have strobing, dimming, chasing, pan/tilt, etc. People remember the effect, not so much the little things we worry about.

In the 2 years I worked with my current employer, and the ~15 years I've been doing party PA's, I've never seen such... coordination?

I'm truly blessed to have a career in that I get to work with such a diverse group of LD's. Each has their own style and way to run lights. I make it a point to watch their shows and try to learn from them. We never stop learning. I think I learn something from each and every LD I've worked with and I can say friendships have come from our working together.

 

[Calc]

I could be tremendously off base here as I've never worked (or enjoyed) the club scene. Don't take these as criticism. However, I'm still not sure you know what you really want.

While the whole color organ thing sounds like a really neat effect, it sounds like it's just that: an effect. Wouldn't an entire show of it get boring? You could run different songs in different patterns, but how does the light decide to change patterns? You'd still need a board op to do that, who would still lag behind. I see the value in having the lights synced automatically to the music, but I still don't think that you're going to get the perfect show you envision without pre-programming. At that point, we're back to what a MA2 can already do, just with UV strobes.

How do you propose controlling these? While tempo can be gathered from the main mix, I'm interpreting your design as having each track independently control separate lights. So you'll either need to send each light an audio signal for timing and a DMX for pattern control, or somehow get all the individual tempos into a board to process it into DMX. I'm not sure which way would be better, but neither sounds easy.

You've got two distinct separate problems here: The first is figuring out the UV Strobe. The second is actually using them for an automatic color organ.

 

[TCJ]

Well, for starters, I'm not sure UV really has an application in directional / moving lights. (Lighting designers here, correct me if I'm wrong... but I figure UV is flooded across the entire dance floor area (in clubs) or entire stage area (in theatre). That's how I've always seen it anyhow, from the very first time I got into a club when I was 18, to how I still see it.) So sound-modulated UV (the effect I'm trying to achieve) doesn't need any operator control; the UV lights only need a single "intensity" channel, which could be carried via DMX, ESTA/ANSI E1.3 (0-10V), DALI, etc. And I envisioned that signal generated by a separate device from the main lighting console. ...Though I've recently been told here that some lighting consoles have an audio input, in which case the console's firmware could/should/would map received audio level to light intensity on the DMX channel assigned to the venue's UV lights.

As for colour organ effects on various visible lights sync'd to specific instruments (live band), or specific frequency bands of a final mix (DJ), I envisioned separate devices (essentially the "colour organs") analyzing the audio and determining the respective light intensities. Then you can have a device that combines those intensity signals with X/Y direction signals, gobo selection, etc. coming from the lighting console. There's got to be a product that can read a DMX or DALI channel, or ESTA/ANSI control voltage, from one device (eg. the colour organ) and combine it with DMX channels from another device (eg. the lighting console), and then send that combination down a single cable to the light fixtures. Or a lighting console that can read DMX/DALI/0-10V signals coming from an external device, and combine them with its own light show program. (Or another possibility is if a console has an audio input, it can do the bandpass filtering and then envelope filtering digitally (essentially a "virtual colour organ"), and create all the necessary DMX signals internally.)

In any case, you've now got operator control deciding "when and where" to place the light, with the actual audio automatically modulating the intensity of the light.

That's a step up from operator control deciding "when and where", while intensity is also fully manual, or some pattern of arbitrary rises and falls pre-programmed in the lighting console. (Or some "pseudo-sync" pulse initially clocked from the console's "TAP SYNC" button, but that soon drifts out of phase with the music beat (unless the operator is constantly tapping that button). But even so, that just "fakes" a tempo pulse; it doesn't represent the music's dynamic range.)

 

[DMXUser]

I just T@E'd Martin Rush Par-4 UV and LOVED Them. I just wish they where larger. The Fixture generates light @ 400mW Wavelength UV.

Martin RUSH PAR 4 UV

The RUSH PAR 4 UV is a bright single-lens UV LED PAR can light fixture for use in blacklight appl...

www.martin.com

The Par-4 UV is Programmable, (Both DMX and Stand Alone. It has GREAT DIMMER and STROBE features where you can adjust the Intesity AND Duration and has one PreProgrammed Show.

Its also very efficient needed only 1A @120V per fixture.

I just wish it had a larger coverage area.

I was using it to Light Wildfire UV Reactive Painted Props.

Btw, The Wildfire UV Reactive Paint, (made by Rustoleum) NEEDS a White Primer Base on all base surfaces.

The best effect was the UV Strobe on a Hanging Corspe in the middle of a totally dark room....

I'm buying 6 more Par-4 UV's to cycle out my HID UV Cannons.

 

[Jay Ashworth]

Hmm... interesting idea.
4 things came to mind just now:

1. Can the dowser open and close at frequencies up to as fast as ~5 Hz?
2. Can the dowser's ballistics be reasonably managed? (ie. rapidly open-up or close-down to a specified position, without overshooting and oscillating too long?) I'm not a mechanical engineer, so this might be a little outside my realm. (Could be a fun project in terms of servos and tuning feedback loops, though.)
3. Can the dowser dissipate the heat? (Ok, the answer is "somehow yes", because cinema projectors have done this for almost a century. I guess the real question is "How?")
4. Being mechanical, would noise be an issue?

Perhaps the solution to these is to use a focused beam, put a small and fast servo-controlled mirror at the focal point, have a fixed matte-black "light absorber" to which the light can be deflected (similar to DLP projectors), and then optics to collect the "unwasted" light (that doesn't go to the absorber) and project it where desired?

Makes me wonder now, if there's already a commercial product (not necessarily UV) that works like this, and can be modified for UV... and rapid control...

You're looking for a Q Switch, normally used on lasers.

You can't strobe a mechanical dowser, with any reasonable lifetime, at 5Hz, no.

 

[DELO72]

Blacklight is UVA. UVA (315-400 nm). UVB (280-315 nm) is for suntan lamps (aka. Cancer sticks). UVC (100-280 nm) is Germicidal & medical applications. 400nm is not "really" UVA however as it's completely in the visible spectrum., so it's really Violet more than Ultra-violet. You need to be around <385 to not see the light. 365nm is a sweet spot for for a lot of Phosphorescence.

HID or LID (Low intensity discharge- aka, Fluorescent) lamps will also emit some visible light as well as part of their spectrum. They also have limited dimming capability depending on the lamp and the driver used. Blacklight Blue lamps are merely UVA lamps (~350-365 nm) with a dark phosphor coating to help contain any residual visible light that Mercury vapor Fluorescent lamps emit as part of their spectrum. USHIO makes a UVA lamp that is HID, and is used in the Wildfire fixtures. I'm not certain if Altman also uses that lamp in their traditional UV effect fixtures.

Be careful with LED fixtures that are billed as "UltraViolet", and make sure they are 365 nm or less to be true UV, or you'll see a lot of purple (Violet) light. Only LEDs will give you the functions/features you are seeking I believe.

 

[ship]

For what worth in it sounds like LED is a better option for you in the end.

Believe all Altman Fixtures and other UV fixtures below are discontinued in having gone LED & listed lamps for them are for the most part also discinued but suppliers have stock... doing inventory this week in fact. (There might be alternatives in lamps I could look into for a specific lamp if wished.) Personally planning a huge lamp purge in the coming weeks - around a thousand of them from the inventory. A shame, but some have not been used for over 20 years. Not yet planning to get rid of the T-12 BLB tubes, but only a few more years in only infrequent small theater use of them.

It is also in theory, possible to have a lamp made for you within your specifications if you have enough bulk sales to justify it. I know I got Martin Atomic 3000 lamps custom made for me amongst other lamps in the past. If you have a volume of lamps needed, a supplier might these days be able to do a custom line for you. Contact your lamp supply chain in seeing if an option.

Altman:
#701 Black Light: F40BLB
#702 Black Light Wash Light: H37KB-250
#UV-150: MHL 150
#UV-250: Wildfire Wildfire LMP-250D, HPA 250D, BE 250DE/CE, MHL-250
#UV-703 Black Light Fresnel: HPA 400/30s, MHL 450, BE-400DE, Wildfire LMP-400D
#UV-704 Black Light PAR: HPA 400/30s, MHL 450, BE-400DE, Wildfire LMP-400D
#UV-705 Black Light Wash: HPA 400/30s, MHL 450, BE-400DE, Wildfire LMP

Strong Nocturn:
N250FL6, N250SL6: Wildfire LMP-250D, HPA 250D, BE 250DE/CE, MHL-250
N400FL6: HPA400/30, MHL 450, BE-400DE, Wildfire LMP

Wildfire: ?CSS, ?MHL, ?MHM100&102, MT402, MV250, MHL 450,
WF-400E, WF-EB-400SE: LMP 400S, LMP 400S2
WF-401F: HPA 400/30, HPA 400/30SD, HPA 400/30SD Cleo
WF-402F (F2), WF-402S/F: HPA400/30, MHL 450, BE-400DE, Wildfire LMP-400D
WF-402E: LMP-400S
WF-250F, WF-250WS, WF-250S WF252F (WS, S): Wildfire LMP-250D, HPA 250D, BE 250DE/CE, MHL-250, ?UHI-250AQ
WF-AR150S/F: LMP-150D
WF-EM4B (B-Basic, R-Remote, M-Manual, D-DMX EMM/M - Music Interface): LMP-F40BLB
WF-EM2B ( R, M, D): LMP-F20GBLB
WF-SM3, WF-SM4: LMP-F60R, LMP-F60G, LMP-F60B

On lamps, here is my notes - most would be discontinued, but perhaps some useful notes, sources or info: (Sorry, years ago my lamp tables were posted as a table.... don't know where that presentation went. Last number from the data on lamps is expected lamp life.


G-5 Fluor. Blacklight/Germicidal & Special G-5
F4T5/BLB G.E. #10019 Fluorescent Blacklight Blue 4 w T-5 MOL 6" G-5 UVA Source w. Dk Blue Filter 5,000
TL 4/08 (3/03) Philips #928000000800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 4w/29v T-16mm MOL 150.1mm G-5 (MOLpt 135.9mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 0.5w 25%=2,000
F4T5BL Ushio #3000105 Fluorescent Black Light Clear 4.5w/29v T-5 MOL 5.3" G-5 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 0.5w 3,000
F4T5BLB Ushio #3000106 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 4.5w/29v T-5 MOL 5.3" G-5 UV-A - 368nm 3,000
F4T5/BLB Halco #358408 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue USA 4 w T-5 MOL 6" 6,000
F4T5BLB Bulbrite #501504 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue 4 w T-5 MOL 6" Bi-Pin 5,000
F4T5BL Bulbrite #501604 Fluorescent, Black Light Clear 4 w T-5 MOL 6" Bi-Pin 5,000
‘TL’ 4w/05 Philips #928000000500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 4w/29v T-16mm MOL 150.1mm G-5 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 1/4w UV-A 0.2w 25%=2,000
G4T5 Halco #257006 Fluorescent Germicidal Clear 4 w T-5 MOL 5.5" 3,000
G4T5 Ushio #3000013 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 4.5w/29v T-5 MOL 5.3" G-5 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 0.8w 6,000
G4T5/HC Ushio #3000333 Fluorescent Germicidal Half Coat 4.5w/29v T-5 MOL 5.3" G-5 UV-A - 254nm/352nm UV-A 0.4w/0.2w 3,000
TL 6/08 (3/03) Philips #928000500800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 6w/42v T-16mm MOL 226.3mm G-5 (MOLpt 212.1mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 0.9w 25%=2,000
F6T5/BLB Halco #358408 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue 6 w T-5 MOL 6" 7,500
F6T5BLB Bulbrite #501505 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue 6 w T-5 MOL 9" Bi-Pin 5,000
F6T5BL Ushio #3000110 Fluorescent Black Light Clear 6w/42v T-5 MOL 8.29" G-5 UV-A - 352nm (368nm avbl. Spec Order) UV-A 1w 3,000
F6T5BLB Ushio #3000111 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 6w/42v T-5 MOL 8.29" G-5 UV-A - 368nm 3,000
B6T5BL Bulbrite #501606 Fluorescent, Black Light Clear 6 w T-5 MOL 9" Bi-Pin 5,000
G6T5 Ushio #3000015 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 6w/42v T-5 MOL 8.29" G-5 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 1.8w 8,000
G6T5E Ushio #3000317 Fluorescent Mid-Range Germicidal Lamp 6w/42v T-5 MOL 8.29" G-5 UV-B - 306nm UV-B 1.1w 3,000
G6T5/HC Ushio #3000334 Fluorescent Germicidal Half Coat Lamp 6w/42v T-5 MOL 8.29" G-5 UV-A - 254/352nm UV-B 0.7w/0.4w 3,000
G6T5 Halco #244855 Fluorescent Germicidal Clear 6 w T-5 MOL 8.7" 6,000
‘TL’ 6w/05 Philips #928000500500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 6w/42v T-16mm MOL 226.3mm G-5 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 0.56w UV-A 0.7w 25%=2,000
TUV 6w Philips #928000704000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 6w/42v T-16mm MOL 226.3mm G-5 185nm Block Filter UV-C 1.5w 8,000
G7T5 Ushio #3000309 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 6.3w/30v T-5 MOL 6.5" G-5 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 1.6w 8,000
F8T5/BLB G.E. #10077 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 8 w T-5 MOL 12" G-5 UVA Source w. Dark Blue Filter 5,000
TL 8/08 (3/03) Philips #928001000800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 8w/56v T-16mm MOL 302.5mm G-5 (MOLpt 288.3mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 1.2w 25%=2,000
F8T5BLB Halco #109206 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue 8 w T-5 MOL 12" 5,000
F8T5/BLB Halco #358432 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue USA 8 w T-5 MOL 12" 7,500
F8T5BLB Bulbrite #501308 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue 8 w T-5 MOL 12" Bi-Pin 5,000
F8T5BLB Ushio #3000116 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 7.2w/57v T-5 MOL 11.3" G-5 UV-A - 368nm 3,000
F8T5BL Ushio #3000115 Fluorescent, Black Light Clear 7.2w/5.7v T-5 MOL 11.3" G-5 UV-A - 352 NM (368nm avbl. Spec Order) UV-A 1.2w 3,000
F8T5BL Bulbrite #501608 Fluorescent, Black Light Clear 8 w T-5 MOL 12" Bi-Pin 5,000
‘TL’ 8w/05 Philips #928001000500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 8w/56v T-16mm MOL 302.5mm G-5 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 0.82w UV-A 1w 25%=2,000
G8T5 G.E. #11077 Germicidal Fluorescent Pre-Heat, Clear, UVC Source 8 w T-5 MOL 12" G-5 7,500
G8T5 Ushio #3000016 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 7.2w/57v T-5 MOL 11.3" G-5 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 2.2w 8,000
G8T5E Ushio #3000318 Fluorescent Germicidal Mid-Range 7.2w/57v T-5 MOL 11.3" G-5 UV-B - 306nm UV-B 1.4w 3,000
FG8T5 Bulbrite #501508 Fluorescent, Germicidal 8 w T-5 MOL 12" Bi-Pin 6,000
G8T5 Halco #299305 Fluorescent Germicidal Clear 8 w T-5 MOL 12" 7,500
TUV 8w Philips #928001104000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 8w/56v T-16mm MOL 302.5mm G-5 185nm Block Filter UV-C 2.1w 8,000
PL-S9w/08 Halco #206789 Fluorescent Black Light Clear Integral Filter 9 w T-4 MOL 6.5" 10,000
PL-S9W/10 Halco #310060 Fluorescent Black Light Clear USA 9 w T-4 MOL 6.5" 10,000
TUV 11w Philips #928002204000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 11w/37v T-16mm MOL 226.3mm G-5 185nm Block Filter UV-C 2.2w 8,000
G11T5 Ushio #3000310 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 11w/37v T-5 MOL 8.29" G-5 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 2.2w 8,000
CLEO 15w Philips #928001200900 Fluorescent UV-B/UV-A Lamp 15w/46v T-16mm MOL 302.5mm G-5 1.58>320nm Radiation UV-A 2.1/w 500
CLEO 15w-S-R Philips #928002300900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A Lamp Super 200° Reflector 15w/46v T-16mm MOL 302.5mm G-5 Internal Reflector, 5.29>320nm Radiation UV-A 1.5/w 500
TUV 16w Philips #928002004000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 16w/46v T-16mm MOL 302.5mm G-5 185nm Block Filter UV-C 3.2w 8,000
G16T5 Ushio #2000311 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 16w/50v T-5 MOL 11.3" G-5 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 3.2w 8,000
G20T5 Ushio #3000344 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 20w/62v T-5 MOL 15.3/4" G-5 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 5.5w 8,000
CLEO 25w Philips #928001700900 Fluorescent UV-B/UV-A Lamp 25w/82v T-16mm MOL 531.1mm G-5 3.24>330nm Radiation UV-A 4.3/w 500
CLEO 25w-S Philips #928001600900 Fluorescent UV-B/UV-A lamp Super 25w/82v T-16mm MOL 531.1mm G-5 15.16>320nm Radiation UV-A 4.3/w 500


Fluor. Blacklight/Germicidal & Special G-13
F10T8BLB Ushio #3000305 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 9.5w/46v T-8 MOL 12.99" G-13 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 0.5w 4,000
TLD 10/08 (3/03) Philips #928024000800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 10w/45v T-28mm MOL 345.7mm G-13 (MOLpt 331.5mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 1.5w 15%=2,000
F15T8/AR/FR 6pk G.E. #22907 Fresh Water Aquarium Fluor. Lamp 6pk 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 (CRI 77) 425 Lum 7,500
F15T8/AR/FS 6pk G.E. #22910 Fresh/Salt Water Aquarium Fluor. Lamp 6pk 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 (CRI 67) 675 Lum 7,500
F15T8/AR/SA 6pk G.E. #22920 Salt Water Aquarium Fluor. Lamp 6pk 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 (CRI 54) 210 Lum 7,500
F15T8/PL/AQ 6pk G.E. #49892 Plant & Aquarium Fluor. Lamp 6pk 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 Wide Spectrum (CRI 90) 510 Lum 7,500
F15T8/SR 6pk G.E. #22904 Aquarium/Terrarium Fluor. Lamp 6pk 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 (CRI 90) 620 Lum 7,500
‘TL-D’ 15w/89 Philips #928024808900 Low Pressure, Fluorescent Aquarium/Plant Light 15w/51v T-28mm MOL 451.6mm G-13 CRI 70 10,000°K 750 Lum 8,000
RP15T8N (disc) Bulbrite #725015 Fluorescent Reptile UV-Sunlight Full Spectrum 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 860 Lum 5,000
G15T8 G.E. #11078 Germicidal Fluorescent Pre-Heat, Clear UV-Source 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 UV-C Source 7,500
G15T8 Ushio #3000007 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 15w/55v T-8 MOL 17.16" G-13 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 4.9w 8,000
G15T8E Ushio #3000319 Fluorescent Germicidal Mid-Range Lamp 15w/14.7v T-8 MOL 17.16" G-13 UV-B - 306nm UV-B 3.9w 4,000
F15T8/BL 6pk G.E. .#35884 Fluorescent Black Light Clear 6pkg 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 UVA Source 7,500
F15T8/BLB 6pk G.E. #35885 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 6pkg 15 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 UVA Source w. Dark Blue Filter 7,500
TLD 15/08 (3/03) Philips #928024800800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 15w/45v T-28mm MOL 451.6mm G-13 (MOLpt 437.4mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 3.1w 25%=2,000
F15T8BL Ushio #3000077 Fluorescent Black Light Clear 15w/55v T-8 MOL 17.17" G-13 UV-A - 352nm (368nm avbl. Spec Order) UV-A 2.6w 4,000
F15T8BLB Ushio #3000078 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 15w/55v T-8 MOL 17.16" G-13 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 2.6w 4,000
F15T8/BLB Halco #314377 Fluorescent Black Light Blue USA Pre-Heat 15 w T-8 MOL 18" Med.Bi-Pin 7,500
F15T8/BLB Halco #314377 Fluorescent Black Light Blue USA 15 w T-8 MOL 18" 7,500
F15T8BLB Bulbrite #501315 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue 15 w T-8 MOL 18" Bi-Pin 5,000
F15T8/BL Halco #314369 Fluorescent Black Light Clear USA 15 w T-8 MOL 18" 7,500
FG15T8 Bulbrite # 501515 Fluorescent, Germicidal 15 w T-8.1 MOL 18" Bi-Pin 7,500
G15T8 Halco #308643 Fluorescent Germicidal Clear 15 w T-8 MOL 18" 7,500
F15T8/GRO/AQ/RP Osram #21657 Fluorescent Aquarium Pre-Heat Carded 15 w T-8 MOL 18" Med.Bi-Pin “GRO-Lux” 325 Lum 7,500
TUV 15w Philips #928039004000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 15w/51v T-28mm MOL 451.6mm G-13 185nm Block Filter UV-C 4.7w 8,000
‘TL-D’ 15w/03 Philips #928024800300 Actinic Radiation Fluorescent 380-420nm 15w/51v T-28mm MOL 451.6mm G-13 Diazo Copy/Aquarium/Phototheorpy Diazo 2.8w UV-A 0.10w 20%=2,000
‘TL-D’ 15w/05 Philips #928024800500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 15w/51v T-28mm MOL 451.6mm G-13 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 1.7w UV-A 2.1w 3,000
F15T8/PL/AQ Halco #849892 Fluor. Plant & Aquarium Light Wide Spectrum 15 w T-8 MOL 18" (CRI 90) 510 Lum 7,500
F15T8/PL Abco #36410 Fluorescent Plant Light Rapid Start 15 w T-8 MOL 18" Med.Bi-Pin Box (CRI 61) “Nature Lite” 5,200°K 500 Lum 14,00
F17T8/GO/CVG G.E. #47405 Fluorescent Gold Sleeved, “covRguard” 17 w T-8 MOL 24" G-13 Blocks UV-Emissions 20,000
TLD 18/08 (3/03) Philips #928048000800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 18w/59v T-28mm MOL 604mm G-13 (MOLpt 589.8mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 3.7w 15%=2,000
F18T8BLB Ushio #3000307 Fluorescent Flack Light Blue - Pre-Heat Lamp 18w/57v T-8 MOL 23.17" G-13 UV-A- 368nm UV-A 3.7w 4,000
‘TL’D 18w/15 Red Philips #928048001500 Red Fluorescent Pigment Phosphor, 18w/59v T-28mm MOL 604mm G-13 HF/Switch Start, Dimmable 25 Lum 90%=5,000
‘TL’D 18w/16Yellow Philips #928048001600 Yellow Fluorescent Pigment Phosphor, 18w/59v T-28mm MOL 604mm G-13 HF/Switch Start, Dimmable 660 Lum 75%=5,000
‘TL’D 18w/17 Green Philips #822234215300 Green Fluorescent Pigment Phosphor, 18w/59v T-28mm MOL 604mm G-13 HF/Switch Start, Dimmable 1,300 Lum 60%=5,000
‘TL’D 18w/18 Blue Philips #928048001800 Blue Fluorescent Pigment Phosphor, 18w/59v T-28mm MOL 604mm G-13 HF/Switch Start, Dimmable 400 Lum 70%=5,000
‘TL-D’ 18w/89 Philips #928048008900 Low Pressure, Fluorescent Aquarium/Plant Light 18w/59v T-28mm MOL 604mm G-13 CRI 70 10,000°K 1,020 Lum 8,000
G20T10 Ushio #3000314 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 19w/58v T-10 MOL 23.17" G-13 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 7.5w 8,000
F20T12/AR/FR 6pk G.E. #22908 Aquarium Fresh Water Fluor. Lamp 6pkg 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 (CRI 77) 600 Lum 9,000
F20T12/AR/FS 6pk G.E. #22911 Aquarium Fresh & Salt Water Fluor 6pkg 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 (CRI 67) 950 Lum 9,000
F20T12/AR/SA 6pk G.E. #22922 Aquarium Salt Water Fluor. Lamp 6pkg 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 (CRI 54) 270 Lum 9,000
RP20T12N (disc) Bulbrite #725020 Fluorescent Reptile UV-Sunlight Full Spectrum 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 1,200 Lum 9,000
‘TL-D’20w/03-RS Philips #928010000300 Actinic Radiation Fluorescent 380-420nm 20w/57v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 Diazo Copy/Aquarium/Phototheorpy Diazo 3.6w UV-A 0.14w 15%=2,000
MCFE20w/03 Philips #928015700300 Actinic Radiation Fluorescent 380-420nm 20w/57v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 Diazo Copy/Aquarium/Phototheorpy Diazo 3.6w UV-A 0.14w 15%=2,000
F20T12/PL/AQ 6pk G.E. #49891 Plant/Aquarium Fluor Lamp 6pkg Wide Spectum 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 (CRI 90) 750 Lum 9,000
F20T12/SR 6pk G.E. #22905 Aquarium/Terraium Fluor. Lamp 6pkg 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 (CRI 90) 875 Lum 9,000
F20T12/B/65/CVG G.E. #48260 Blue Sleeved Fluorescent, “covRguard” 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 9,000
F20T12/G/89/CVG G.E. #48261 Green Sleeved Fluorescent, “covRguard” 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 9,000
F20T12/R/24/CVG G.E. #48259 Red Sleeved Fluorescent, “covRguard” 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 9,000
F20T12/BL 6pk G.E. #10244 Fluorescent Black Light 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 UVA Source 9,000
F20T12/BLB 6pk G.E. #34747 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 UVA Source w. Dark Blue Filter 9,000
F20T12/G G.E. #10233 Green Fluorescent Pre-Heat 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 x 1,575 Lum 9,000
F20T12/B G.E. #10231 Blue Fluorescent Pre-Heat 20 w T-12 MOL 24" G-13 x 450 Lum 9,000
F20T12/B Osram #22996 Fluorescent Pre-Heat Blue 20 w T-12 MOL 24" Med.Bi-Pin (Not Blacklight Blue) 9,000
F20T12/BLB G.E. #34747 (?disc.) Fluorescent, UV-Black Light Blue 20 w T-12 MOL 600mm Bi-Pin 9,000

F20T10BLB Ushio #3000306 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 19w/58v T-10 MOL 23.17" G-13 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 3.7w 4,000
TL 20/08RS Philips #928010000800 (3/03) Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 20w/57v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 (MOLpt 589.8mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 3.5w 15%=2,000
F20T12/BLB Halco #314351 Fluorescent Black Light Blue USA 20 w T-12 MOL 24" 9,000
F20T12BLB Bulbrite #501320 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue 20 w T-12 MOL 24" Bi-Pin 9,000
F20T12/BL Halco #301184 Fluorescent Black Light Clear USA 20 w T-12 MOL 24" 9,000
F20T12/BB Halco #317453 Fluorescent Bilirubin Lamp USA 20 w T-12 MOL 24" 225 Lum 9,000
F20T12/GRO/AQ/RP Osram #22029 Fluorescent Pre-Heat Aquarium Carded 20 w T-12 MOL 24" Med.Bi-Pin “Gro-Lux” 750 Lum 9,000
F20T12/GRO/AQ/W Osram #22013 (F20T12/GRO/AQ/WS/RP) Fluor. Pre-Heat, Aquarium 20 w T-12 MOL 24" Med.Bi-Pin Wide Spectrum, Carded, “Gro- Lux” 750 Lum 9,000
F20T12/PL Abco #36411 Fluorescent Rapid Start, Plant Light 20 w T-12 MOL 24" Med.Bi-Pin Box (CRI 61) “NatureLite” 5,200°K 700 Lum 10,000
F20T12/PL/AQ Halco #849891 Fluor. Plant & Aquarium Light Wide Spectrum 20 w T-12 MOL 24" (CRI 90) 750 Lum 9,000
‘TL’ 20w/05 Philips #928003500500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 20w/57v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 2.2w UV-A 2.8w 3,000
‘TL’20w/52 Philips #822220680700 UV-B Fluorescent Therapeutic Lamp 20w/57v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 Medical Treatment 20%=2,000
G25T8 G.E. #11082 Germicidal Fluorescent Pre-Heat, Clear UV-Source 25 w T-8 MOL 18" G-13 7,500
G25T8 Ushio #3000008 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 25w/46v T-8 MOL 17.16" G-13 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 6.9w 8,000
G25T8E Ushio #3000335 Fluorescent Germicidal Mid-Range Lamp 25w/52v T-8 MOL 17.16" G-13 UV-B - 306nm UV-B 3.9w 3,000
F25T8/GO G.E. #23008 Fluorescent, Gold - UV Emissions Block 25 w T-8 MOL 36" G-13 1,360 Lum 20,000
F30T8BLB Ushio #3000148 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 30.5w/99v T-8 MOL 35.16" G-13 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 6.3w 4,000
TLD 30/08 (3/03) Philips #928025400800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 30w/98v T-28mm MOL 98.8mm G-13 (MOLpt 894.6mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 6w 25%=2,000
G30T8 G.E. #11080 Germicidal Fluorescent Pre-Heat, Clear UV-Source 30 w T-8 MOL 36" G-13 UV-C Source 7,500
G30T8 Ushio #3000009 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 30.5w/99v T-8 MOL 35.16" G-13 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 13.9w 8,000
G30T8 Halco #308502 Fluorescent Germicidal Clear 30 w T-8 MOL 36" 7,500
F30T12/GO/CVG G.E. #48262 Fluorescent, Gold Sleeved, “covRguard” 30 w T-12 MOL 36" G-13 Blocks UV-Emissions 18,000
F30T8/GRO/AQ/RP Osram #23160 Fluorescent Pre-Heat, Aquarium Carded 30 w T-12 MOL 36" Med.Bi-Pin “Gro-Lux” 2,360 Lum 7,500
TUV 30w Philips #928039504000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 30w/100v T-28w MOL 908.8mm G-13 185nm Block Filter UV-C 11.2w 8,000
‘TL-D’30w/89 Philips #928025408900 Low Pressure, Fluorescent Aquarium/Plant Light 30w/98v T-28mm MOL 908.8mm G-13 CRI 70 10,000°K 1,820 Lum 8,000
‘TL-D’30w/03 Philips #928025400300 Actinic Radiation Fluorescent 380-420nm 30w/98v T-40.5mm MOL 908.8mm G-13 Diazo Copy/Aquarium/Phototheorpy Diazo 6.9w UV-A 0.27w 25%=2,000
‘TL-DK’ 30w/03 Philips #928019500300 Actinic Radiation Fluorescent 380-420nm 30w/45v T-28mm MOL 451.6mm G-13 Diazo Copy/Aquarium/Phototheorpy Diazo 4.8w UV-A 0.17w 40%=2,000
‘TL-DK’ 30w/05 Philips #928019500500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 30w/45v T-28mm MOL 451.6mm G-13 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 3w UV-A 3.7w 25%=2,000
F32T17/CW G.E. #23009 Fluorescent, Gold - UV Emissions Block 32 w T-8 MOL 48" G-13 1,750 Lum 20,000
F32T8/GO/CVG G.E. #47407 Fluorescent, Gold Sleeved “covRguard” 32 w T-8 MOL 48" G-13 Blocks UV-Emissions 20,000
F32T8/B/65/CVG G.E. #48103 Blue Sleeved Fluorescent “covRguard” 32 w T-8 MOL 48" G-13 20,000
F32T8/G/89/CVG G.E. #48104 Green Sleeved Fluorescent “covRguard” 32 w T-8 MOL 48" G-13 20,000
F32T8/R/24/CVG G.E. #48102 Red Sleeved Fluorescent “covRguard” 32 w T-8 MOL 48" G-13 20,000
TUV 36w Philips #928048604000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 36w/103v T-28w MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 185nm Block Filter UV-C 15.3w 8,000
‘TL-D’36w/89 Philips #928048508900 Low Pressure, Fluorescent Aquarium/Plant Light 36w/103v T-28mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 CRI 70 10,000°K 2,450 Lum 8,000
‘TL-D’36w/08 Philips #928048500800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 36w/103v T-28mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 UV-A 8w 25%=2,000
TLD 36/08 (3/03) Philips #928048500800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 36w/103v T-28mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 (MOLpt 1,199.4mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 36w 15%=2,000
F36T8BLB Ushio #3000308 Fluorescent Black Light Blue Pre-Heat Lamp 36w/103v T-8 MOL 47.17" G-13 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 8.1w 8,000
‘TL’D 36w/15 Red Philips #928048001500 Red Fluorescent Pigment Phosphor, 36w/103v T-28mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 HF/Switch Start, Dimmable 60 Lum 90%=5,000
‘TL’D 36w/16Yellow Philips #928048501600 Yellow Fluorescent Pigment Phosphor, 36w/103v T-28mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 HF/Switch Start, Dimmable 1,580 Lum 75%=5,000
‘TL’D 36w/17 Green Philips #822234215700 Green Fluorescent Pigment Phosphor, 36w/103v T-28mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 HF/Switch Start, Dimmable 3,140 Lum 60%=5,000
‘TL’D 36w/18 Blue Philips #928048501800 Blue Fluorescent Pigment Phosphor, 36w/103v T-28mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 HF/Switch Start, Dimmable 970 Lum 70%=5,000
G36T6L Halco #288886 Fluorescent Germicidal Clear 39 w T-6 MOL 36" 7,500
G40T10 Ushio #3000315 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 39.5w/106v T-10 MOL 47.17" G-17 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 19.8w 8,000
G40T10E Ushio #3000320 Fluorescent Germicidal Mid-Range Lamp 39.5w/106v T-10 MOL 47.17" G-13 UV-B - 306nm UV-B 9.3w 5,000
F40/PL/AQ G.E. #49893 Plant & Aquarium Fluor. Wide Spectrum 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 (CRI 90) 1,900 Lum 20,000
F40T12/AR/FR 6pk G.E. #22909 Aquarium Fresh Water Fluor. Lamp 6pkg 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 (CRI 77) 1,425 Lum 9,000
F40T12/AR/FS 6pk G.E. #22914 Aquarium Fresh/Salt Water Fluor. 6pkg 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 (CRI 67) 2,350 Lum 9,000
F40T12/AR/SA 6pk G.E. #22923 Aquarium Salt Water Fluor. Lamp 6pkg 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 (CRI 54) 700 Lum 9,000
F40T12/SR 6pk G.E. #22906 Aquarium/Terrarium Fluor. Lamp 6pkg 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 (CRI 90) 2,250 Lum 20,000
RP40T12N (disc) Bulbrite #725040 Fluorescent Reptile UV-Sunlight Full Spectrum 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 2,100 Lum 20,000
‘TL’40w/03-RS Philips #928011300300 Actinic Radiation Fluorescent 380-420nm 40w/101v T-40.5mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 Diazo Copy/Aquarium/Phototheorpy Diazo 9.2w UV-A 0.35w 15%=2,000
‘TL-K’ 40w/03 Philips #928029100300 Actinic Radiation Fluorescent 380-420nm 40w/50v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 Diazo Copy/Aquarium/Phototheorpy Diazo 6.4w UV-A 1/4w 30%=2,000
‘TL-K’ 40w/10-R Philips #928004101000 UV Fluorescent Lamp 350-400nm 40w/50v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 Photopolymerisation Process UV-A 7.4w 1,000
F40/GO G.E. #10522 Fluorescent, Gold - UV Emissions Block 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 2,150 Lum 20,000
F40G/CVG G.E. #47408 Fluorescent, Gold Sleeve, “covRguard” 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 Blocks UV-Emissions 20,000
F40T12/B/65/CVG G.E. #48100 Blue Sleeved Fluorescent, “covRguard” 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 20,000
F40T12/G/89/CVG G.E. #48101 Green Sleeved Fluorescent, “covRguard” 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 20,000
F40T12/R/24/CVG G.E. #48099 Red Sleeved Fluorescent, “covRguard” 40 w T-12 MOL48" G-13 20,000
F40/BL 6pk G.E. #10526 Fluorescent Black Light 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 UVA Source 20,000
F40/BLB 6pk G.E. #10531 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 UVA Source w. Dark Blue Filter 20,000
F40/B G.E. #10514 Blue Fluorescent, 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 1,200 Lum 20,000
F40/G G.E. #10517 Green Fluorescent, 40 w T-12 MOL 48" G-13 4,000 Lum 20,000
F40BLB G.E. #25618 (?disc.) Fluorescent, UV-Black Light Blue 40 w T-12 MOL 1,200mm Bi-Pin 20,000
F40T12BLB Bulbrite #501340 Fluorescent, Black Light Blue 40 w T-12 MOL 48" Bi-Pin 20,000
TL 40/08RS Philips #928011300800 Fluorescent Black Light Blue LP. MV 40w/101v T-40.5mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-14 (MOLpt 1,199.4mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 9w 15%=2,000
F40T10BLB Ushio #3000138 Fluorescent Black Light Blue 39.5w/106v T-10 MOL 47.17" G-13 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 8.1w 5,000
F40T10BLB Ushio #1000103 UHL Series, Fluorescent Black Light Blue 40 w T-10 MOL 1212mm G-13 5,000
F40BLB Halco #810531 Fluorescent Black Light Blue USA 40 w T-12 MOL 48" 20,000
F40/350BL Halco #810526 Fluorescent, Black Light Clear USA 40 w T-12 MOL 48" 20,000
F40T12/BB Halco #201897 Fluorescent, Bilirubin Lamp USA 40 w T-12 MOL 48" 550 Lum 20,000
F40T12/PL Abco #36412 Fluorescent Rapid Start, Plant Light 40 w T-12 MOL 48" Med.Bi-Pin Box “NatureLite” (CRI 61) 5,200°K 1,500 Lum 10,000
F40Pl/AQ Halco #849893 Fluor. Plant & Aquarium Light Wide Spectrum 40 w T-12 MOL 48" (CRI 90) 1,900 Lum 20,000
‘TL’40w/12RS Philips #928011301200 UV-B Fluorescent Therapeutic Lamp 40w/101v T-40.5mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 Mererological Testing UV-B 4.5w 3,000
‘TL’ 40w/05 Philips #928006000500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 40w/107v T-40.5mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz5.8w UV-A 7w 3,000
‘TL-K’ 40w/05 Philips #928029100500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 40w/50v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 4w UV-A 5w 30%=2,000
CLEO Performance 40w Philips #928003120900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A Sun Lamp, 310-400nm 40w/49v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 4.04≤320nm Radiation UV-A 7.4w 10%=500
CLEO Performc 40w-R Philips #928004520900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A 200° Reflect. 310-400nm 40w/49v T-40.5mm MOL 604mm G-13 3.55≤320nm Radiation UV-A 6.5w 20%=500
TUV 55w/HO Philips #928049504000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 55w/83v T-28w MOL 908.8mm G-13 185nm Block Filter UV-C 18w 8,000
G55T8 Ushio #3000316 Fluorescent Germicidal Lamp 55w/83v T-8 MOL 35.16" G-13 UV-C 253.7nm UV-C 18w 8,000
‘TL-D’58w/89 Philips #928049008900 Low Pressure, Fluorescent Aquarium/Plant Light 58w/111v T-28mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 CRI 70 10,000°K 3,800 Lum 8,000
‘TL’ 60w/10-R Philips #928008401000 UV Fluorescent Lamp 350-400nm 60w/102v T-40.5mm MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 Photopolymerisation Process UV-A 15.8w 1,000
TUV 75w/HO Philips #928049404000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 75w/108v T-28w MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 185nm Block Filter UV-C 26w 8,000
‘TL’ 80w/10-R Philips #928005901000 UV Fluorescent Lamp 350-400nm 80w/110v T-40.5mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 Photopolymerisation Process UV-A 20.5w 1,000
CLEO Performance 80w Philips #928003220900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A Sun Lamp, 310-400nm 80w/110v T-40.5mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 11.47≤320nm Radiation UV-A 21w 10%=500
CLEO Performc 80w-R Philips #928004720900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A 200° Reflect, 310-400nm 80w/110v T-40.5mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 10.10≤320nm Radiation UV-A 18.5w 20%=500
CLEO Professional 80w Philips #928003210900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A Sun Lamp, 300-400nm 80w/110v T-40.5mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 S-11 Starter, 32.76≤320nm Radiation UV-A 18w 10%=500
CLEO Professl 80w-R Philips #928004710900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A 200° Reflect. 300-400nm 80w/110v T-40.5mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 S-11 Starter, 29.12≤320nm Radiation UV-A 16w 20%=500
‘TL’ 80w/05 Philips #928008300500 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 80w/111v T-40.5mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 10.9w UV-A 13.9w 30%=2,000
‘TL’ 100w/10-R Philips #928006901000 UV Fluorescent Lamp 350-400nm 100w/122v T-40.5mm MOL 1,778mm G-13 Photopolymerisation Process UV-A 26.6w 1,000
CLEO Performc. 100w Philips #928004220900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A Sun Lamp, 310-400nm 100w/122v T-40.5mm MOL 1,770.9mm G-13 14.74≤320nm Radiation UV-A 27w 15%=500
CLEO Performc100w-R Philips #928005720900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A 200° Reflect, 310-400nm 100w/122v T-40.5mm MOL 1,770.9mm G-13 13.65≤320nm Radiation UV-A 25w 20%=500
CLEO Professiona100w Philips #928004310900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A Sun Lamp, 300-400nm 100w/122v T-40.5mm MOL 1,778mm G-13 S-11 Starter, 45.50≤320nm Radiation UV-A 25w 15%=500
CLEO Professl 100w-R Philips #928005710900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A 200° Reflect, 300-400nm 100w/122v T-40.5mm MOL 1,778mm G-13 S-11 Starter, 38.22≤320nm Radiation UV-A 21w 20%=500
TUV 115w-R/VHO Philips #928049604000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 115w/92v T-40.5w MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 185nm Block Filter UV-C 33.5w 20%=5,000
TUV115w/VHO Philips #928049704000 Fluor. UV-C 253.7nm Disinfection/Germicidal 115w/92v T-40.5w MOL 1,213.6mm G-13 185nm Block Filter UV-C 38.8w 15%=5,000
‘TL’ 140w/03 Philips #928012700300 Actinic Radiation Fluorescent 380-420nm 140w/118v T-40.5mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 Diazo Copy/Aquarium/Phototheorpy Diaz30.4w UV-A 1w 35%=2,000
‘TL’ 140w/05 Philips #822234205200 Diazo Radiation Fluorescent 300-365nm 140w/118v T-40.5mm MOL 1,514.2mm G-13 Diazo Printer/Insect Trap/Photochemical Diaz 19w UV-A 20w 35%=2,000
CLEO Profesional160w Philips #928008010900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A Sun Lamp, 300-400nm 160w/116v T-40.5mm MOL 1,778mm G-13 S-12 Starter, 61.88≤320nm Radiation UV-A 34w 25%=500
CLEO Professl 160w-R Philips #928008110900 Fluor. UV-B/UV-A 200° Reflect, 300-400nm 160w/116v T-40.5mm MOL 1,778mm G-13 S-12 Starter, 56.42≤320nm Radiation UV-A 31w 25%=500


T-9, 4-Pin Black Light Blue (G-10q)
FC8T9/BLB G.E. #25665 8.1/4" Circuline Fluorescent Black Light Blue 22 w G-10q MOL 8.1/4" G-10q UVA Source w. Dark Blue Filter 12,000
U-Line Black Light (G-13)
F40/BL/U/3 G.E. #40537 3.5/8" U-Line, Fluorescent Black Light 40 w T-12 MOL 22.1/2" G-13 UVA Source 14,000

FUL6BL Ushio #3000337 U-Shape, Compact Fluor. Black Light Clear 6w/42v T-16.5mm MOL 4.41" 4-Pin UV-B 352nm, (368nm Special Order) UV-B 0.7w 3,000
FUL6T6 Halco #9258 U-Bend Compact Fluorescent Cool White 6 w T-6 MOL 4.6" 4-Pin (CRI 62) 4,200°K 240 Lum 5,000

PL-S 9w/08 4P (3/03) Philips #927901900800 Comp. Fluor. Twin Tube, Black Light Blue I. Start, LP. MV 9w/60v T-13mm MOL 152mm 2G7 (MOLpt 145mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 1.7w 20%=2,000

FPX18KBLB Ushio #3000327 Twin Tube Compact Fluor. Black Light Blue 18w/58v T-20mm MOL 8.86" 2G-11 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 3.3w 4,000

FPX5BLB Ushio #3000329 Twin Tube Compact Fluor. Black Light Blue 5.5w/35v T-4 MOL 3.35" G-23 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 0.7w 4,000

FPX7BLB Ushio #3000330 Twin Tube Compact Fluor. Black Light Blue 7w/45v T-4 MOL 4.53" G-23 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 1w 4,000

PL-S 9w/08 2P (3/03) Philips #927901700800 Comp. Fluor. Twin Tube, Black Light Blue I. Start, LP. MV 9w/60v T-13mm MOL 167mm G-23 (MOLpt 145mm) Long Wave UV-A UV-A 1.7w 20%=2,000
FPX9BLB Ushio #3000325 Twin Tube Compact Fluor. Black Light Blue 9w/59v T-4 MOL 5.71" G-23 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 1.4w 4,000
FPX9BL Ushio #3000331 Twin Tube Comp. Fluor. Black Light Clear 9w/60v T-4 MOL 5.71" G-23 UV-A - 352nm (368nm avbl. Spec Order) UV-A 1.4w 4,000

PL9S9w/08 Halco #206789 Black Light Twin Tube Compact Fluorescent 9 w T-4 MOL 6.1/2" G-23 10,000
PL9S9w/10 Halco #310060 Black Light Twin Tube Compact Fluorescent 9 w T-4 MOL 6.1/2" G-23 10,000

FPX11BLB Ushio #3000327 Twin Tube Compact Fluor. Black Light Blue 11.8w/91v T-4 MOL 8.46" G-23 UV-A - 368nm UV-A 1.7w 4,000
FPX11BL Ushio #3000332 Twin Tube, Compact Fluor. Black Light Clear 11w/91v T-4 MOL 8.46" G-23 UV-A - 352nm (368nm avbl. Spec Order) UV-A 1.7w 4,000

DL-13/BB Dabmar Twin Tube Compact Fluor. Blacklight Blue 13 w GX 23

FCA21/BLB G.E. #14681 Circular Blacklight, Compact. Fluor UVA Source 21 w MOL 3.4" E-26 UVA Source 365nm Emission 10,000

 

[ship]

Finished inventorying that cabinet today... yep most of those fixture lamps in stock even if most fixtures or sales for other fixture lamps resale are long past in stocking them as with lots of other lamp types I had to research as to what they were from over 20 years ago. At this point, cheaper to keep them than properly dispose of them. This even if they take up space in the "Open Space" concept nonsense priority for the Shop Management these days.

I have a lot of obsolete lamps I am going to be getting rid of after end of year invintory. Interested in A lot of stock in everything one might think of contact off line.

 

[Ancient Engineer]

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