UV coil disinfectant lights are a type of UV light used for air conditioning systems. These lights come in a variety of wattages, sizes, and form factors, and the wattage of the bulb is an important factor to consider when selecting one. Higher wattage bulbs will offer better performance, as will larger bulbs with higher surface area. When it comes to finding a UV light with good value for money, the Reko Lighting R2000 UV lamp is a great option.
This 8-inch bulb has a rated power of 24 watts and works with 120 volts of electrical current. The 50-BUVAS-E UV lamp from Bio Shield is another great choice that offers a much larger size without paying a premium. This 17-inch bulb works with 20 watts of power and requires 120 volts of electrical current. The OdorStop OS36PRO UV lamp is an easy to install option that offers amazing performance.
This 16-inch bulb works at 36 watts and requires 120 volts of electrical current. For those on a tight budget, the HQTelecom UV light is the most affordable option offered here. This 14-inch bulb has a rated power of 14 watts and requires 120 volts of electrical current. For those looking for something easy to install, the Honeywell UV2400U5000 UV light is a high-end option.
This 16-inch bulb has a rated input power of 16 watts and works with 24 volts of electrical current. Lastly, the Pure Air R-18D is an effective germicidal lamp that is reasonably priced and suitable for small and medium-sized homes. This 17-degree UV-C lamp can save between 10 and 25% by using its system and can destroy bacteria, viruses, and allergens. Installing UV lights along with air conditioning systems can be beneficial in purifying the air and preventing mold growth throughout the HVAC system.
It's important to note that working with UV lights can be dangerous, so it's best to hire a professional or take safety precautions if attempting to install them yourself. The most common type of HVAC light is an entrance light that is placed near the central air system fan.
