Germicidal lamps emit a blue glow to indicate the lamp is on. The blue glow is not the ultraviolet rays, but a visible color for the operator to know power is running through the lamp. This blue glow will last long past the ability of the lamp to emit the necessary 253.7 nanometers of germicidal effectiveness. To maintain the highest degree of efficiency in your sterilizer, the lamp should be replaced between 9 months and 1 year. 8000 hours is the maximum effectiveness of most germicidal lamps.

To order your lamps, and you are unsure of the model number, measure the lamp from base face to base face and indicate the type of pin utilized on the lamp, whether it is a single pin or dual pin.

The Most Common Lamps in Stock

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G36T5L (GML005)
G36T5L Dual Pin (17491)
G36T5L Four Pin (GML100)
782L30 (GML010)
G30T8
G64T5L (GM060)
G64T5L Dual Pin (GML270)

Trojan Lamp
793658
793661
793664
793923
794113

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Quartz Sleeves