Heraeus Noblelight Optics & Analytics Datasheets for UV Lamps
UV lamps are lamps (bulbs) that emit light in the ultraviolet region of the spectrum.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Deuterium Lamp | High stability long-life and high-intensity deuterium lamps. Using the latest material and process technologies, Heraeus new lamps combine lifetime more than 2,000 hours with unmatched output stability and intensity over... |
| Light Solution for NOx Measurement | Common methods for measuring NOx include sensor technologies based on chemiluminescence and electrochemical techniques. The electrochemical technique can not measure NO and NO2 at one time. Chemiluminescence requires conversion of... |
| UV-Vis Light Source -- FiberLight® D2 | FiberLight® D2 is a compact UV-Vis light source designed for mobile spectroscopy applications and all types of handheld devices that require a low power consumption. It has a continuous spectrum... |
| UV Light Source For In-Field Spectroscopy -- FiberLight® L3 | FiberLight® L3 is a unique and innovative light source module, which combines the features of LED technology, such as long lifetime and low power consumption with a broadband UV-spectrum for... |
| Xenon Flash Lamp Module -- FiberLight® Xe | Heraeus FiberLight® Xe efficiently convert electrical energy into high intensity light flashes. They are compact stand-alone units that can be operated on 12 V or 24 V input and up... |
| Low Pressure UV Mercury Vapor Lamps -- HG-2 | Heraeus has developed a compact low pressure, low voltage Mercury vapor lamp type HG2, principally for use in scientific instrumentation. This lamp has a highly stable output predominantly at the... |
| Heraeus Xenon Flash Lamp | Heraeus manufactures a wide range of cool running xenon flash lamps, devices which efficiently convert electrical energy stored in a capacitor into a high intensity light flash. All the lamps... |
| Photoionization Detector Lamp | The PID technique uses a lamp with known photon energies in the vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) region. The output from the lamp is used to photoionized gaseous molecules with ionization potentials... |