The lifespan of ultraviolet lamps in photochlorination reactions is short

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Dear friends from Haichuan, the ultraviolet lamp used in the photochlorination reaction has a wavelength of 365 nanometers and a power of 1 KW; its lifespan is very short in practical applications. Those who have used it could please analyze the situation and recommend a better lamp. Thank you!

Reply #22019-06-19

We are also useful, but the power of the lights isn’t that high; will LED lights have a longer lifespan?

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