BF20137-26B

Cold Cathode Fluorescent lamps (CCFL) have become an indispensable tool for industrial and commercial applications. The CCFL is a highly efficient light source, using a cold cathode for illumination instead of the traditional hot cathode. These lamps feature a fluorescent coating on the inside of the cathodes, which fluoresces when charged, giving a bright white or ultraviolet light.

The BF20137-26B is an example of such a lamp. This CCFL features a 2-pin bayonet base and a diameter of 4.7 mm. It has a wattage of 13 watts and produces ultraviolet light with a peak at 265 nanometers. This lamp is commonly used for ultraviolet curing and curing of printing inks, and is resistant to corrosion.

The BF20137-26B works by emitting ultraviolet light when a voltage is applied to its two pins. This is done through a process similar to that used for ordinary fluorescent lamps. The voltage is provided at a low current, and the current pulses in such a way that it ionises the gas inside the cathode. The ionised gas produces an arc, and this arc excites the particles in the fluorescent coating to fluoresce. The UV light is the result of this process.

The BF20137-26B is designed for use in a variety of industries, such as printing, photography, medical imaging and more. It is also suitable for use in confined spaces, and can be used in both indoor and outdoor applications. It is capable of producing up to 1000 hours of continuous use, and its low power consumption ensures maximum efficiency.

In conclusion, the BF20137-26B is a versatile and reliable cold cathode fluorescent lamp. It is highly efficient, producing ultraviolet light with a peak at 265 nanometers. This lamp is corrosion resistant and capable of up to 1000 hours of continuous use. It is suitable for use in a variety of industries, particularly those requiring UV curing.