Philips
Philips 151271 TUV PL-L 24W/4P Germicidal Bulb 62W 9000h
Germicidal compact fluorescent bulb rated 62 watts with a 9000-hour rated life
- TypeGermicidal Bulbs
- Wattage62
- Life Time Hours9000
- Germicidal UV-C output for disinfection
- 62 W power consumption rated by Philips
- 9 000-hour rated lifetime reduces replacements
- 4-pin PL-L base fits compatible fixtures
- New Philips bulb supplied in 50-piece pack
Philips 151271 Germicidal Bulb
The Philips 151271 is a TUV PL-L 24W/4P germicidal compact fluorescent light bulb rated at 62 watts with a 9000-hour lifetime. It is designed for disinfection applications in professional or specialised environments. The bulb uses a four-pin base and was first listed by the manufacturer in 2020.
Suits UV-C disinfection systems
This bulb suits installers maintaining UV-C water treatment, air purification or surface disinfection equipment that accepts a PL-L 24W four-pin germicidal lamp. It is not for general lighting, domestic fixtures or any socket that does not match the specific PL-L 4P base and electrical requirements.
Direct four-pin installation
Installation requires a compatible PL-L 4P socket and appropriate ballast for a 24W germicidal lamp; the bulb inserts directly without tools. Common issues include wiring to an incorrect ballast type, using the lamp in a standard fluorescent fitting, or bypassing safety interlocks that prevent UV-C exposure during operation.
Highlights
- Germicidal UV-C output for disinfection
- 62 W power consumption rated by Philips
- 9 000-hour rated lifetime reduces replacements
- 4-pin PL-L base fits compatible fixtures
- New Philips bulb supplied in 50-piece pack
Specifications
| Brand | Philips |
|---|---|
| Type | Germicidal Bulbs |
| Wattage | 62 |
| Life Time Hours | 9000 |
Questions about this item
Does the 62 W germicidal bulb require a 4-pin PL-L ballast to operate?
Yes, the TUV PL-L 24W/4P base needs a matching 4-pin electronic or magnetic ballast rated for 62 W.
Can the 151271 bulb share the same fixture with a standard 24 W fluorescent tube?
No, the germicidal lamp uses a dedicated 4-pin PL-L base and a 62 W ballast, which differ from ordinary 24 W linear fluorescent gear.
How do I verify the 9000-hour rated life is being reached after installation?
Track cumulative operating hours; when output drops noticeably or the lamp fails to strike, the 9000-hour design life has been reached.
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