Wemlite Ultraviolet 18" Shatterproof T8 Tube Light Bulb 15W Fly Killer UV-A Blacklight Opal BL368

• Cap type: T8
• Power Consumption: 15W
• Colour Output: Blacklight
• Dimensions: Diameter=26mm Tube Length=441mm Tube Length (inc. Pins)=456mm

Introducing the Wemlite LS15WS-W sleeved ultraviolet safety tube, a shatterproof 18-inch (450mm) T8 fly killer bulb designed for compatibility with various fly killer units.

This energy-efficient bulb operates at just 15W and boasts an impressive average lifespan of 8,000 hours. With a 360° beam angle, it emits a blend of ultraviolet and visible light, creating a luminous blue glow that effectively attracts flies and other insects.

The sleeved design of this tube is particularly beneficial for use in food preparation areas, as it significantly reduces the risk of glass contamination from shattered tubes. It is a compatible replacement for Electrosect, Sylvania, GE, and Philips tubes, ensuring versatility across multiple units. The bulb measures 18 inches in length and 1 inch in diameter, delivering a reliable 15-W UVA output.

This product is CE-marked and RoHS compliant, guaranteeing safety and environmental standards. To maintain optimal efficiency, it is recommended to replace UVa lamps every 12 months.

The Wemlite LS15WS-W is suitable for a wide range of units, including Genus Cobra, Genus Liberator, Genus Viper II, Genus BT, Insect-a-Clear T35, Insect-a-Clear T65, Insect-a-Clear Flycheck, Insect-a-Clear GLU-60, Pest West Chameleon Range, Pest West Titan 300, Pest West Titan Alpha, Insect-o-cutor Allure, Insect-o-cutor Exocutor 30, Insect-o-cutor Plus Zap 30, Insect-o-cutor Excalibur, Insect-o-cutor Edge, Insect-o-cutor Halo, Insect-o-cutor IND35, Insect-o-cutor PlusLight, Insect-o-cutor FlyTrap Commercial models, making it an essential addition to your insect control solutions.

This is a special purpose lamp that emits UV-A radiation and is not suitable for general household illumination.

Need more help in choosing a suitable ultraviolet light bulb or tube? Read our guide Choosing Ultraviolet Bulbs – UVA, UVB and UVC