ProLume F8T5/BLB - 9206

Applications

• UV Curing
• Fluorescence Illumination
• Fluorescence Analysis
• Laboratory/Research
• Photochemistry
• Chromatography
• Phototherapy
• Dermatology
• Non-Destructive Testing
• Inspection
• Detection
• Insect Luring
• Fluorescence Display
• Special Effects in Theatrical Presentation

Features

• Prolume F8T5BLB Blacklight Blue Fluorescent Bulb
• Linear Fluorescent Tube

• The F8T5/BLB ProLume fluorescent lamps operate at high surface temperatures that can cause serious physical injuries.
• Turn power off and allow adequate time (approximately 10 minutes) for the ProLume F8T5/BLB lamp to cool before attempting replacement.
• In order to avoid the risk of electrical shock, make sure the power to the fixture is turned off when replacing the F8T5/BLB ProLume.
• The ProLume F8T5/BLB lamps are very fragile. Do not drop, crush, bend or shake them.
• The F8T5/BLB ProLume fluorescent tubes may shatter with considerable force when broken.
• To ensure that the ProLume F8T5/BLB lamps remain in the sockets for the duration of the operation, make sure that the fixture’s sockets are not worn prior to installation of the lamps.
• If the F8T5/BLB ProLume lamps are installed in worn sockets, the lamps could fall out of the fixture during operation.
• Never operate ProLume F8T5/BLB lamp above or below its rated current voltage.
• Electrical connections should be clean and in good condition. Replace the F8T5/BLB ProLume lamp holders and sockets when needed.
• Affix the ProLume F8T5/BLB lamp securely in the socket. Improper installations will cause electrical arcing, overheating and short life to the lamp and socket.
• Do not look directly at the operating lamp for any period of time; this may cause serious eye injury.
• F8T5/BLB ProLume fluorescent lamp use is not recommended in extreme weather conditions.
• Excessive cold/warm temperatures dramatically affects the ProLume F8T5/BLB starting, lamp life and lumen maintenance.