Low-Pressure UVC Lamps

Excelitas offers a wide range of low-pressure UVC lamps designed to oxidize and disinfect air, liquids, and solid surfaces. These high-quality, long-lasting lamps are reliable and provide consistent output across various temperatures. Additionally, we offer customization options, giving our customers maximum flexibility to meet their specific process requirements.

Lamps contain mercury. Manage in accordance with local, state or federal disposal laws.

Low-Pressure Amalgam UVC Lamps

Noblelight amalgam UVC lamps utilize advanced long-life technology, ensuring reliable and consistent disinfection throughout their operating lifespan. These lamps deliver up to ten times the UV power density of traditional low-pressure mercury lamps and can operate effectively in high ambient…
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Low-Pressure Mercury UVC Lamps

Excelitas offers a wide variety of Noblelight UV low-pressure and germicidal lamps made from high-quality quartz glass, that are specifically designed for disinfecting water, air, and surfaces. When synthetic quartz glass is used as lamp material, it emits 185 nm and 254 nm UV radiation (vacuum UV)…
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NNILight Low-Pressure Out of Arc UVC Lamps

The NNILight series offers powerful UV lamps for water disinfection, available in 800, 1000, and 1500 watts. These cost-effective, out-of-arc lamps provide high UVC output and lower maintenance costs, resulting in a reduced total cost of ownership compared to low-pressure lamps. Benefits include…
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Where do I get low-pressure UVC lamps?

Order them directly from Excelitas or via our authorized distributors. Specify the lamp length, wattage, and base type to match your system. For bulk or custom orders, get in touch with your regional Excelitas representative for pricing, lead times, and technical support.

We can create custom lamp designs with different shapes, power levels, or connection types. Share your design requirements with our team, and we will gladly help you develop a solution that fits your system perfectly.

Consider these lamps if your manufacturing processes require reliable UV sterilization, such as in the production of medical devices, food and beverage lines, semiconductor fabrication, or water treatment. They’re ideal when you need steady UVC output around 254 nm with high reliability.

They offer efficient germicidal action with low power use, long operational life, and consistent output over time. Because they emit nearly monochromatic UV (≈ 254 nm), they’re well-suited for microbial inactivation in controlled industrial settings.

Handle the lamps using clean gloves to prevent fingerprints or contamination on the quartz. Secure the units in the fixture with proper sockets and stable electrical contacts. Make sure that the reflectors are aligned correctly and check for uniform UV output before full operation.

Yes. They’re designed to fit into OEM modules and retrofit setups. You can pair them with compatible ballast or power systems and incorporate them into automated conveyor or disinfection modules.

Under normal operating conditions with proper cooling, stable current, and minimal cycling, they can deliver thousands of hours of effective service life before performance drops measurably.

Very little. Clean the quartz envelope periodically and ensure that airflow and cooling remain unobstructed. Staying within the recommended electrical and thermal limits helps maintain their efficiency.

Are they safe to use?

It is safe when installed in enclosed systems with proper shielding and interlocks. UVC radiation is harmful to the eyes and skin, so ensure your installation prevents direct exposure. Always follow Excelitas’ safety guidelines.

We offer technical documentation, design consultation, and integration advice. If you run into challenges during implementation, our engineers are available to help.