Description
The Triple O WHL102 is the UV replacement lamp for the WLH101 improved housing system. When your current lamp reaches the end of its effective life, the WHL102 restores full ozone generation so your Triple O ozone water treatment system keeps oxidizing iron, sulfur, bacteria, and odors.
It is rated for 10,000 lamp hours and generates the high-intensity UV light needed to convert oxygen into ozone gas inside your treatment system. Regular lamp replacement is the single most important maintenance task for any UV-based ozone system, because UV output degrades gradually. Your lamp may still glow, but reduced UV intensity means weaker ozone output and declining water quality.
The WHL102 also fits the Revolution Ozone SLA-2000, making it a versatile replacement part if you are running either system for your water purification needs.
Specifications:
Lamp Hours: 10,000
Replacement Interval: 12 to 18 months
Type: UV ozone-generating lamp
Application: Ozone water treatment systems
Operation: Continuous duty
Compatible with:
WLH101 Compatible Triple O Lamp housing
Triple O Ozone Water Treatment Systems
Revolution Ozone SLA-2000
Residential well water ozone systems
Features
The WHL102 is rated for 10,000 lamp hours, providing extended service life between replacements.
It generates high-intensity UV light for consistent ozone generation throughout its operational life.
The lamp is designed specifically for the WLH101 improved lamp housing, ensuring a precise fit.
It is also compatible with Revolution Ozone SLA-2000 systems, making it a versatile UV replacement lamp.
The WHL102 comes with a lowest price guarantee for reliable, cost-effective lamp replacement.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. The WHL102 is designed specifically for the WLH101 improved housing. If you have the original Triple O lamp housing, use the TL01 OEM lamp or consider upgrading to the WLH101 housing first.
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Yes. Wholesale Filters Direct offers an auto-ship option that delivers a new WHL102 on a yearly schedule. This ensures your Triple O ozone system always has a fresh lamp before the old one degrades past its effective life.
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UV lamps contain small amounts of mercury and should not go in regular household trash. Check your local recycling center or hazardous waste disposal program for proper handling. Many home improvement stores also accept UV lamps for recycling.