Low-pressure amalgam UV lamps for identified treatment equipment and OEM component requirements.
Match the source, power, and installation.
Amalgam lamps form a distinct group within low-pressure UV sources. They must be selected around their specified operating conditions and the power supply intended for them. Glass Automated Products quotes amalgam replacement and OEM requirements from the full lamp designation, system information, and available technical documentation. A matching overall length is not a sufficient basis for substituting a different source.
Include the original lamp marking, base and lead configuration, dimensions, required mounting orientation, and ballast or power-supply identification. Where the lamp specification distinguishes a starting sequence or operating range, preserve that information in the inquiry. Some system details may be found on the controller or service documentation rather than the lamp itself. Photographs are useful for recording labels, connectors, and support positions without losing a suffix or revision.
For new equipment, describe the optical requirement, operating environment, duty cycle, lamp cooling or surrounding sleeve arrangement, and any output-control or monitoring requirements. We can review related quartz sleeves, power components, connectors, and retention hardware together. The purpose is to establish a complete component specification before supply, including the documentation and acceptance requirements that matter to your design. Any proposed equivalent is reviewed for the specified installation and does not imply a change to the system’s validated operating conditions.
Build your specification
| Requirement | What to provide |
|---|---|
| Source | Exact amalgam lamp designation and manufacturer drawing if available |
| Power | Ballast/supply identification, starting method, and operating specification |
| Geometry | Overall length, base, leads, supports, and lamp envelope |
| Environment | Orientation, duty cycle, cooling, and surrounding sleeve arrangement |
| Controls | Output control, monitoring, alarms, and documentation requirements |
Works for
UV treatment assemblies designed for amalgam sources, municipal and industrial equipment, maintenance replacements, and OEM lamp-and-power component inquiries.
Questions before you order
Is an amalgam lamp automatically interchangeable with a high-output lamp?
No. Confirm the exact source family, electrical requirements, geometry, and system approval for the intended installation.
Why do you need the power-supply details?
The source and its supply must work together. Starting and operating requirements cannot be inferred safely from lamp size alone.
Can you quote only one replacement lamp?
Yes. Provide the full identification and needed date. The minimum order is 1 piece.
Can I use the existing quartz sleeve?
It must match the lamp and reactor requirements. Provide its original part number and dimensions so the associated fit can be reviewed.
Can you support a new OEM assembly?
Yes. Send the source specification, mechanical layout, operating environment, and control requirements for a component review.
A direct quote, starting at 1 piece.
Glass Automated Products has fabricated quartz in Huntington Beach, California, since 1998. Our in-house work includes cutting, doming, fire-polishing, grinding and finishing, cleaning, inspection, and packaging. Most specifications are quoted within one business day. There is no minimum order quantity beyond 1 piece. Fabrication timing, available documentation, and shipping are confirmed for your requirement. We ship to all 50 states and internationally.