LWT Replacement UV Lamps for Halo Shield UV Water Purifiers

Why Choose Genuine Replacement Lamps?

• System Compatibility: Certified Lancaster components ensure seamless performance with your Halo Shield purifier.
• UV Safety Assurance: Guarantees optimal disinfection levels following industry standards.
• Reliability: Avoid performance issues caused by non-genuine parts and maintain your system warranty.

Key Features:

• Tailored for Your Purifier: Available in 29W, 45W, and 80W configurations to match your purifier’s flow rate.
• Precise Sizing: Each lamp is custom-sized for its specific flow rate, ensuring a perfect fit every time:
  • 9 GPM: 11 13/16 inches
  • 16 GPM: 20 1/16 inches
  • 30 GPM: 33 3/16 inches
• High-Intensity UV Output: Delivers a powerful UV dose to disinfect water effectively without chemicals.
• Durable and Long-Lasting: Each lamp is rated for up to 9,000 hours (approximately 1 year) of continuous operation.
• Energy-Efficient Design: Operates with low power consumption, reducing energy costs while maximizing water safety.
• Easy Installation: No need to disconnect the water supply—installation and replacement are quick and tool-free.

Replacement Instructions:

Replacing your UV lamp is simple and requires no special tools:

1. Power Down: Unplug the electronic ballast and allow the lamp to cool for 5 minutes.
2. Remove the Lamp: Pull out the U clip, remove the bushing and connector, and slide the lamp out of the quartz sleeve. Handle the lamp by the ceramic ends to avoid damage.
3. Install the New Lamp: Carefully insert the new lamp into the chamber, ensuring only the ceramic ends are touched. Attach the connector, replace the bushing, and secure it with the U clip.
4. Reconnect Power: Plug in the ballast and reset the lamp's lifetimer (refer to your purifier’s manual).

Additional Maintenance

• Quartz Sleeve Cleaning: Clean or replace the quartz sleeve periodically to prevent mineral deposits from affecting UV performance.
• Proper Pre-Treatment: Ensure water quality parameters (iron, hardness, turbidity, etc.) align with system recommendations for optimal results.

For instructions on safe lamp disposal, visit www.lamprecycle.org.