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Ushio

Ushio F8T5BL 7.2W UV Blacklight Fluorescent Lamp standard bulb

SKU CH-VNZ7-X6G5N

A 7.2 W UV fluorescent lamp rated for 3000 hours, suited for diagnostic and microscopy equipment

  • TypeFluorescent Bulbs
  • Wattage7.2
  • Life Time Hours3000
  • UV output for scientific and medical illumination
  • 2 W fluorescent lamp for diagnostic and microscopy equipment
  • 3000-hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
  • Standard bulb form factor fits compatible fixtures

Scientific and medical UV lamp

The Ushio F8T5BL is a 7.2 W fluorescent blacklight designed for diagnostic and microscopy equipment. It provides targeted ultraviolet illumination where standard visible-light sources are unsuitable.

Capacity and headroom

Rated at 3000 hours, the lamp supports extended sessions in laboratory and clinical settings. It is not intended for general room lighting or high-output UV curing applications.

Highlights

  • UV output for scientific and medical illumination
  • 2 W fluorescent lamp for diagnostic and microscopy equipment
  • 3000-hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
  • Standard bulb form factor fits compatible fixtures

Specifications

BrandUshio
TypeFluorescent Bulbs
Wattage7.2
Life Time Hours3000

Questions about this item

Will the 7.2 W fluorescent lamp run on my existing T5 electronic ballast?

The lamp is a standard T5 fluorescent type rated at 7.2 W, so it will operate on any compatible T5 electronic ballast that supplies the correct starting voltage and current for a 7.2 W tube.

How can I confirm the UV blacklight output is still strong after installation?

After 3000 rated hours the UV intensity will gradually decline; a visible blue glow and strong fluorescence from white paper or a UV test card under the lamp indicate it is still producing useful blacklight output.

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