American Ultraviolet introduces Eliminator 14/24 & Eliminator 1 Germicidal Lamp Systems

Lebanon, IN, April 10, 2006-

American Ultraviolet has added a 24 volt germicidal ballast and lamp for internal HVAC applications.

American Ultraviolet has added the Eliminator 14/24 series to its HVAC product line.

This 14 inch, germicidal lamp is designed to operate within the HVAC coil section of the air conditioner on 24 volts.

This unit is specially priced and comes complete with ballast, mounting plate and hardware for easy installation.

Eliminator  1 Germicidal Lamp System

The new Eliminator 1 can be installed by a professional HVAC contractor in minutes. A built in LED indicator lamp lets the homeowner know the system is operating, and, when it’s time to replace a lamp, the homeowner can easily do so themselves, in minutes.  

The 3” X 3” X 3” transformer weighs only .3 pounds and drives germicidal lamps from 15W to 50W. It has an “ON” LED indicator, open circuit protection and thermal protection. Operating temperatures range from -10 C to + 50C and the Eliminator 1 has a high efficiency power factor of 90+%. Additional features include a maximum lamp output current of 420MA, 12,000 hour lamp life and 120/240 volt, 50/60 hertz, universal operation.

Call for special pricing on the Eliminator 1.

Quantity discounts are available for dealers. Nationwide dealer/distributor representatives wanted.
 

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Since 1960, American Ultraviolet Company has manufactured quality UV equipment for the disinfection of air, liquids and surfaces throughout the world - wherever a clean and sterile environment is required. While providing leading-edge ultraviolet applications, American Ultraviolet Company focuses on responsive customer service for the HVAC, healthcare, pharmaceutical, water purification, screen printing, bottling, food processing and aerospace industries. American Ultraviolet Company is headquartered in Lebanon, Indiana, and all equipment is manufactured entirely in the USA. Offices are also located in Bernardsville, New Jersey; Beaufort, South Carolina; Torrance, California; and Romeoville, Illinois.

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