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Philips TUV 325W XPT HO SE UV-C Germicidal Lamp – 5Ft | High-Output 254nm Disinfection Tube | Single-Ended | UNP/20
- 325W high-output UVC lamp
- Effective air & water disinfection
- Reliable Philips Amalgam XPT system
- Total length of tube 62.3 inch
- Universal operating position support
- Dimmable for flexible usage
- 158V ignition supply voltage
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About this item
Philips TUV 325W XPT HO SE UV-C Germicidal Lamp – 5Ft | High-Output 254nm Disinfection Tube | Single-Ended | UNP/20
The Philips TUV 325W XPT HO SE UNP/20 is a high-output UV-C germicidal lamp engineered for large-scale disinfection of air, water, and surfaces. With a powerful 254 nm UV-C output and 5-foot (approx. 1500 mm) length, this lamp delivers effective microbial inactivation in municipal, industrial, and commercial settings. Its single-ended 4-pin base ensures secure integration into UV-C systems, while compatibility with Philips XPT electronic drivers provides stable and energy-efficient operation.
Key Features:
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325W high-output UV-C lamp for large-scale disinfection
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Emits 254 nm UV-C light – optimal germicidal effectiveness
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5-foot tube length (approx. 1500 mm) for extended reach
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T6 tube format – compact but powerful design
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Single-ended (SE), 4-pin base – ensures safe installation
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Designed for use with Philips XPT High-Output drivers
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Supplied in UNP/20 – 20 unboxed lamps per master pack
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Long operational life, low mercury, RoHS-compliant
Technical Specifications:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Philips |
| Model | TUV 325W XPT HO SE UNP/20 |
| Type | High-Output UV-C Germicidal Lamp |
| Power Output | 325 Watts |
| UV Wavelength | 254 nm (germicidal range) |
| Tube Length | Approx. 1500 mm (5 feet) |
| Diameter | T6 (19 mm) |
| Base Type | 4-pin Single-Ended (SE) |
| Operating Position | Horizontal/Universal |
| Lamp Life | Up to 12,000 hours (with proper ballast) |
| Compatible Driver | Philips XPT HO Electronic Driver |
| Packaging | UNP/20 – Bulk, 20 unboxed lamps |
| Application | Air, water, and surface disinfection |
Ideal Applications:
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Municipal and industrial water treatment plants
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HVAC and AHU air purification systems
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Pharmaceutical and food processing sterilization tunnels
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Commercial and medical disinfection cabinets
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OEM integration in UV-C disinfection equipment
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Cleanrooms and biotech facilities
Benefits:
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Powerful germicidal action for large-volume systems
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Supports chemical-free sterilization with consistent UV-C output
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Long lamp life reduces maintenance and replacement costs
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Designed for continuous operation with high reliability
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Easy integration into existing UV-C infrastructure using XPT HO drivers
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Backed by Philips’ industry-standard UV-C safety and performance
The Philips TUV 325W XPT HO UV-C Lamp is engineered for high-performance disinfection in critical applications. Its 5-foot length and powerful output make it ideal for large-scale water, air, and surface sterilization systems.
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