Sanitron ultraviolet water purifier, 2 to 416 gallons per minute, with wiper, home wells, dairies, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food industies.

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Ster-L-Ray Lamp Data for Sanitron Ultraviolet Water Purifiers

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Lamp Number	Purifier Model No.	Nominal Lamp Length	Power (1) Consumption	Ultraviolet (2) Output	Rated Effective Life
05-1400	S14	8-15/16"(227mm)	10 Watts	2.3 Watts	10,000 Hrs.
05-1098	S17	11-7/8"(302mm)	14 Watts	3.7 Watts	10,000 Hrs.
05-1097	S23	17-3/4"(451mm)	20 Watts	6.4 Watts	10,000 Hrs.
05-1343	S37B	33-7/8"(860mm)	39 Watts	13.8 Watts	10,000 Hrs.
05-1334	S50B	45-7/8"(1165mm)	50 Watts	19.3 Watts	10,000 Hrs.
05-1311	S2400C	46-7/8"(1175mm)	110 Watts	42 Watts	10,000 Hrs.

(1) Wattage is lamp watts only and does not include ballast loss.
(2) Maximum rated output at 254 nanometers.

The lamps listed above have been especially developed and are recommended for use with Sanitron Water Purifiers.
All Ster-L-Ray lamps used in Sanitron units are low pressure type which afford the maximum efficiency in producing the required germicidal rays. In addition to the obvious advantage of high efficiency and low power requirements, there is no possibility of the unit overheating (as is the case with some other lamp types). Consequently, the need for additional equipment to combat overheating is eliminated.
CAUTION: Overexposure to direct or reflected germicidal ultraviolet rays will cause painful eye irritation and reddening of the skin. Personnel subject to such exposure must wear suitable face shield, gloves and protective clothing.