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Service life of ultraviolet lamps

2010-07-14View Original

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It seems that the short-wave energy of 254 is insufficient, while there’s no problem with 365. Could it be that the higher frequency of use is causing the lamp tube to age, resulting in insufficient energy? Could this type of instrument experience such problems? Please understand and help answer it.
Reply #22010-07-14
Problems will arise over time; generally, one needs to change jobs after working for a certain period
Reply #32010-07-21
The service life of a deuterium lamp is generally around 2,000 hours; in good condition, it can last 3,000 to 4,000 hours

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