PhilipsNarrowband UVB Phototherapy Lamp

Philips TL 100W/01 Narrowband UVB Phototherapy Lamp

Manufacturer part number: TL 100W/01

Base type: G13

Available models: TL 100W/01, TL 120W/01, TL 40W/01, TL 20W/01. Equivalent search codes without spaces: TL100W/01, TL120W/01, TL40W/01, TL20W/01.

Philips

Narrowband UVB Phototherapy Lamp

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Philips TL/01 linear narrowband UVB phototherapy tubes with the /01 phosphor, delivering a narrow emission band centred at approximately 311nm. The TL 100W/01 is the high-output tube used in whole-body dermatology phototherapy cabins, with the wider TL/01 range covering hand and foot units, panels and localised phototherapy equipment. Genuine Philips (Signify) lamps held in UK stock.

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Technical Specifications

ManufacturerPhilips (Signify)

ModelTL 100W/01

Lamp TypeLinear narrowband UVB phototherapy tube

Phosphor/01 narrowband UVB (NB-UVB)

Peak WavelengthApprox. 311nm (UV-B narrowband)

TL/01 Range AvailableTL 20W/01, TL 40W/01, TL 100W/01, TL 120W/01

Typical ApplicationsDermatology phototherapy cabins, panels, hand and foot units

UK StockYes, same-day despatch from High Wycombe

DatasheetFull manufacturer datasheet available on request

Main Applications

Whole-body dermatology phototherapy cabins
Hand and foot phototherapy units
Phototherapy panels and localised applicators
Med-tester and phototherapy diagnostic devices

About the Philips TL 100W/01 Narrowband UVB Phototherapy Lamp

The Philips TL/01 range is the established narrowband UVB lamp family for professional phototherapy. The /01 phosphor concentrates the ultraviolet emission into a narrow band of the UVB spectrum centred at approximately 311nm, the output specified by dermatology equipment manufacturers for narrowband UVB phototherapy, often abbreviated NB-UVB.

The TL 100W/01 is the high-output linear tube used in whole-body phototherapy cabins. The wider TL/01 range covers 20W, 40W, 100W and 120W linear formats for phototherapy panels, hand and foot units, localised applicators and diagnostic phototherapy devices. All are genuine Philips (Signify) lamps.

Philips model codes in this family are often written in different ways. TL 100W/01, TL100W/01, TL 100W 01 and TL100W01 all refer to the same lamp, and TL01, TL 01 and TL/01 are common shorthand for the TL/01 narrowband range. If your tube is marked with any of these codes, quote it as printed and we will confirm the correct replacement.

Phototherapy lamp UV output depreciates over operating hours, so tubes should be replaced at the interval specified by the equipment manufacturer to maintain consistent output. When replacing, quote the code printed on the tube or the phototherapy unit's make and model and we will supply the correct genuine Philips part.

Pro UV Lamps Ltd holds the Philips TL/01 range in UK stock for same-day despatch. We supply NHS Trusts and private dermatology clinics across the UK and accept NHS purchase orders. Call 01494 838 389 or request a quote online.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does /01 mean on Philips phototherapy lamps?

The /01 suffix denotes Philips' narrowband UVB phosphor, which concentrates emission in a narrow band centred at approximately 311nm. It is distinct from the /12 suffix, which denotes Philips' broadband UVB phosphor.

Are TL100W/01, TL100W01 and TL 100W 01 the same lamp?

Yes. TL100W/01, TL 100W/01, TL100W 01, TL 100W 01 and TL100W01 are all common written variants of the same Philips 100W narrowband UVB tube. Quote whichever form is printed on your lamp and we will supply the correct genuine part.

What is the difference between TL and PL phototherapy lamps?

TL lamps are Philips linear tubes used in whole-body phototherapy cabins and panels. PL-S and PL-L lamps are compact formats used in handheld and localised phototherapy units. The equipment dictates the format: always replace like-for-like.

Which Philips lamps are used for narrowband UVB phototherapy?

The TL/01 linear range (TL 20W/01, TL 40W/01, TL 100W/01 and TL 120W/01) for cabins and panels, and the compact PL-S 9W/01 for hand and foot units and localised applicators. Contact us with your unit's make and model to confirm the correct lamp.

How do I identify the correct Philips phototherapy replacement lamp?

Quote the code printed on the end of the tube, or the make and model of the phototherapy unit. Our Find My Lamp service can also identify the correct lamp from a photograph or spec sheet.