BF26409-31B

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Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamps (CCFLs) and Ultraviolet (UVs) are two types of air-cooled lamps that are widely used in a variety of applications. CCFL is commonly used for general illumination, while UV is most often used for sterilization, disinfection, and curing. BF26409-31B is a specialized CCFL/UV lamp that combines both technologies in one device.

BF26409-31B utilizes a blend of two phosphors, one providing ultraviolet output and the other providing visible light output. It is capable of emitting either UV radiation or visible light, depending on its operating voltage. When the voltage is low, it emits ultraviolet radiation, while when the voltage is high, it emits visible light. The lamp has an operating voltage range of 10-30V. It has an external ballast and is designed for long-term use, with an estimated lifetime of 10,000 hours.

The unique design of BF26409-31B makes it ideal for many different applications, including medical and industrial sterilization and curing, water purification, plant growth, and UV inspection. It is also an excellent choice for applications that require both UV output and visible light, such as dairies, breweries, and bakeries.

The working principle of BF26409-31B is fairly straightforward. When the device is powered up, electricity flows through the gas-filled tube, producing UV and visible light by means of a chemical reaction. The two phosphors in the lamp absorb some of the UV radiation, converting it into visible light. This provides the desired output, depending on the voltage of the device.

In conclusion, BF26409-31B is a specialized CCFL/UV lamp that combines two technologies in one device, making it ideal for a wide range of applications. Its unique design ensures a long lifespan and a high level of performance, while its simple working principle allows for easy operation and maintenance.

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