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Deuterium lamp for Shimadzu detectors and spectrophotometers, flanged base with a flying lead and a keyed connector.

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.

Spectrophotometer and AAS lamps

Deuterium lamp for Shimadzu UV-Vis spectrophotometers

Replaces OEM part number: 062-65055-05

Deuterium lamp for the Shimadzu UV-Vis bench, cross-referenced to 062-65055-05. These are double beam instruments, which hides lamp ageing for longer than a single beam does: the reference beam absorbs some of the drift, so by the time the baseline looks wrong the lamp is usually well past its useful output. The tell is noise creeping up below 250 nm while the visible range still looks clean. Run the instrument's own energy or lamp history check before ordering, and if the noise covers the whole scan the lamp is not your problem.

Type
Deuterium
Fits
Shimadzu UV-3700, 3600, 2700, 2600, 2550, 2450, 1700, 1800, 1240, 1280
Replaces
062-65055-05
RFID chip
No
Condition
new
Price
Quoted per order, in Canadian dollars

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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