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Solaris T3™ UV Lamp Technology T3™ design is a multi-faceted innovation that allows the UV lamp to deliver more output without additional energy use or added wear and tear on the lamp. It is based on the fact that cold air passing over an unprotected UV lamp lowers its UV output due to the thermal behavior characteristics of UV lamps. The Solaris T3™ system encases the UV lamps in a protective quartz glass sleeve, insulating it and allowing the lamp to operate at a higher temperature—increasing UV output by a dramatic 40% or more. The system achieves the performance of high output UV lamps without increased energy costs and shortened lamp life.Remote lamp design makes ideal lamp placement much easier Solaris T3™ UV lamps are very easy to place in just the right location—for maximum mold reduction and airstream disinfection. The electronics cabinet mounts nearby, isolated from air flowing through the air handler. The lamps seal in place preventing air leaks and UV electronics exposure to the HVAC air flow.Patented Safety Interconnect Solaris T3™ lamps cannot be removed for replacement without disconnecting the power to the lamp, preventing accidental UV exposure when changing lamps. |
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Non-Ozone Producing
Ozone is an irritant and is toxic in large doses. The Solaris T3 design uses Philips premium UV lamps, that effectively filter the ozone producing 185nm wavelength, while allowing the germicidal 254nm wavelength to pass through.Environmentally Friendly
UV lamps operate similarly to standard fluorescent lamps by passing electrical current through a mercury vapor stream. The mercury content in some conventional lamps qualify them as hazardous waste. T3™ leads the industry with UV lamps that use only 5mg of mercury compared with up to 50mg used typically. Like everyday fluorescent lamps, all UV lamps should be recycled. Call us about our free lamp reclamation program.How
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