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The Viqua 602854 UV Lamp Replacement is a high-output, 100W ultraviolet lamp designed specifically for VIQUA PRO10, G, and G+ water treatment systems. With an impressive 18,000-hour lifespan (approximately 2 years), this genuine quartz UV lamp ensures consistent, reliable water purification performance while minimizing maintenance. Its compact tubular design delivers maximum UV intensity, guaranteeing optimal system function and long-term durability for residential and light commercial use.





| ASIN | B00LQK99B4 |
| Additional Features | Long Lasting |
| Best Sellers Rank | #270,567 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #3,677 in Water Filtration & Softeners |
| Brand | Viqua |
| Brand Name | Viqua |
| Bulb Base | G9.5 |
| Connectivity Technology | Infrared |
| Control Method | App |
| Controller Type | Push Button |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 out of 5 stars 17 Reviews |
| Efficiency | High Efficiency |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00799932638046 |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 2"W x 41"H |
| Item Weight | 272 g |
| Light Color | white |
| Light Source Operating Life | 18000 hours |
| Light Source Type | Ultraviolet |
| Light Type | Ultraviolet |
| Manufacturer | VIQUA |
| Manufacturer Part Number | VIQUA-602854 |
| Material Type | Quartz |
| Model Name | UV Lamp |
| Model Number | 602854 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Shape | Tubular(T) |
| Special Feature | Long Lasting |
| Specific Uses For Product | Lamp |
| UPC | 724084028544 799932638046 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Wattage | 100 watts |
R**H
Visual UV Lamp 602854
Excellent quality!
W**R
Junk bulbs!
Bulb is junk. Only lasted 5 months. Should last a couple of years.
P**L
Easy to purchase. It fits.
Public use water at a restaurant.
C**Y
Misleading
The listing advertised this lamp as two year/9000 hours; the box clearly states replace annually or at 9000 hours. For the price I could almost get two 9000 hour lamps from a knock-off provider like Atlantic Ultraviolet.
A**R
Bulb only lasted 2 months.
I bought this bulb because I am required to replace the UV bulb annually. It was installed, along with a sediment filter in August 2017. The sensor kept going off intermittently for a brief period during each day. I told the maintenance man who thought maybe it was because I had purchased the wrong filter. In September, he installed the correct filter, but had trouble getting the sensor unit to reset. He thought maybe I should put water softener cleaner and fresh tablets in the softener. SO, we did that. Still the sensor would alarm intermittently. So my guy took the bulb out and found there was a crack and a chip of glass in the bulb. So, he put the old bulb back in. I had to purchase another UV bulb, to the tune of nearly $200 in order to make the system perform correctly. At $200 a pop, I expect the bulbs to last a year. The only reason I have to change it annually is the requirement of the state health department.
N**N
Blown bulb after a few months
I bought this in Oct, it's June and the but is blown. These bulbs should last a few years not a few months.
J**G
TWO bad bulbs in a row...
I had similar issue to the other review -- intermittent beeping, silencing doesn't help because it clears and then beeps again. It's LOUD. But started beeping in March, we replaced the bulb because I always keep one on hand -- new bulb, still beeping -- so I tried a second new bulb. Still beeping. After replacing the quartz this isn't cheap either) we still had issues, and after bringing a new sensor to install, they finally figured out that the two new bulbs I had were simply defective. I'm so not impressed, I've got $400 worth of useless bulbs and potentially hazardous water in our house...
A**N
Easy installation.
Just changing the bulb is easy. Follow the directions. Changing the protective tube is more involved, but still a DIY job.
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