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Deuterium lamp with a 3-pin connector for Agilent LC detectors and 8453 spectrophotometers.

This is an aftermarket part, not an original manufacturer part. Instrument names and part numbers identify what it fits and replaces; they remain the trademarks of their owners. The manufacturer, country of origin, rated life and warranty are stated in the quote, before you decide anything. If you need the OEM part, say so and I will quote that instead.

Detector lamps and light sources

Deuterium lamp for Agilent 1100 and 1200 DAD and MWD (G1315, G1365), 3-pin

Replaces OEM part number: 5182-1530

Deuterium lamp for the Agilent 1100 and 1200 diode array and multiple wavelength detectors on the 3-pin bench, cross-referenced to 5182-1530. A diode array reads the whole spectrum on every cycle, which is what makes lamp ageing visible here earlier than on a fixed wavelength detector: pull up a 3D plot and the deep UV end goes noisy while 254 nm still looks clean. Deuterium output falls fastest below about 230 nm, so a method running at 210 nm loses sensitivity long before one running at 254 nm shows anything. The 5182-1530 position and the 2140-0820 position both serve the G1315 and G1365 families and the split between them is the tag, not the optics. Read the number on the lamp you are pulling out rather than the badge on the front of the stack.

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This lamp does not fit the 8-pin Max-Light bench used by the G4212 and G7117 detectors, which is what a 1290 and a newer 1260 DAD have. Count the pins on the lamp you are removing. It also does not replace 2140-0820 where the detector expects an RFID tag.

Type
Deuterium
Fits
Agilent G1315A, G1315B, G1365A, G1365B. Covers the 1100 and 1200 diode array and multiple wavelength detectors on the 3-pin bench
Replaces
5182-1530
Connection
3-pin
RFID chip
No
Condition
new
Price
CA$999 before tax and shipping. Confirmed on the quote.

This lamp has no RFID chip. Some detectors read a chip to log lamp hours. On those, an untagged lamp reports a tag error and will not ignite until you set the lamp type manually, and you reset the lamp-hours counter yourself afterwards. It runs normally once that is done. What that involves. If you would rather have the chipped version, say so and I will quote that instead.

Before you order: if the instrument is misbehaving, tell me the symptom, not the part number. Lamps and seals get replaced for problems they did not cause. The first look costs nothing, and if this part is not the fix, I will say so.

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