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OSRAM Mercury 103 W/2 Short Arc Fluorescence Microscope Lamp

UsedOsramLightingUnited States

€176.59excl. VAT

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Product description

103W mercury short-arc lamp for fluorescence microscopy, compatible with Olympus and Zeiss microscopes.

  • Type: Mercury Short Arc HBO lamp
  • Power: 103 watts, model 103 W/2
  • Model identifiers: A 253 65D 11 2G, NAED 69182-3
  • Compatibility:
  • Designed as a replacement lamp for Olympus U-LH100HG and U-LH100HGAPO Mercury Lamphouses
  • Fits multiple Olympus microscope models including AX70TRF, BH-RFL, BH2-RFL, IMT-2, IMT2-RFL, IX-RFA
  • Compatible with a wide range of Zeiss microscopes including AXIO EXAMINER series (A1, D1, Z1), AXIO IMAGER series (A1, D1, M1, Z1, Z2), AXIO OBSERVER series (A1, D1, Z1), AXIO SCOPE series, AXIOPLAN 2 Imaging, AXIOSKOP 2 series, AXIOTECH VARIO, AXIOVERT series (135, 200), PALM MICROBEAM, STEMI SV, STEREO DISCOVERY.V12, and STEREO LUMAR.V12
  • Suitable for epi-fluorescence applications and compatible with APOTOME module in certain Zeiss models
  • Usage: Replacement mercury fluorescence bulb optimized for microscope fluorescence illumination systems
  • Electrical specification: 12V, 100W nominal lamp operating voltage/power in Mercury Lamphouses (per text compatibility)

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Last updated 19 October 2026