PID Lamp

PID Lamp

The PID UV lamp is the excitation source inside a photoionization sensor. It uses a high-energy ultraviolet light source to ionize gas molecules and generate the current signal that drives PID sensor operation, and is supplied as a replaceable component.

PID Lamp
PID Lamp / PID
Overview

Product information at a glance

The lamp is the consumable element of a PID sensor: sensitivity depends on it, and it is the part that determines how long a sensor holds performance in service. Rated lifespan is not less than 8,000 hours, which is what makes scheduled replacement predictable rather than reactive for instrument makers and maintenance teams.

Ionization energy is offered at 10.0 eV and 10.6 eV, allowing the lamp to be matched to the compounds a given instrument needs to detect - the choice of lamp energy is what sets which substances a PID can ionize at all. Strong adaptability to working temperature and humidity keeps output stable across the conditions field instruments are exposed to.

Key information

Product features

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Long lifespan, not less than 8000 hours

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Strong adaptability to working temperature and humidity

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Ionization energy options

10.0 eV/10.6 eV

Technical data

Technical specifications

Ionization Energy
10.6eV (10.0eV)
Output Wavelength
117nm (124nm)
Fill Gas
High-purity krypton gas
Operating Temperature
≤200℃
Operating Humidity
RH 0-100%
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