Spectral tube Hydrogen (H2), Socket E14

This spectral tube is used to observe and study the emission spectrum of Hydrogen (H₂) and is ideal for physics classes, training, laboratory work, and spectroscopic experiments.

The robust glass tube features a central glass capillary, industrial E14 bases, and steel electrodes. This robust design allows for continuous operation of up to approximately 1 hour. In comparison, many similar spectral tubes are equipped with aluminum electrodes and are often designed for continuous operation of only up to 15 minutes.

The tube is operated at 1.0–2.5 kV with an operating current of 1–2 mA. No X-rays are emitted at the specified operating voltage

Technical Data:
Variant: Hydrogen (H₂)
Socket: E14
Electrodes: Steel
Capillary tube: L= aprox. 100 mm, diameter=7 mm
Operating voltage: 1,0 … 2,5 kV
Operating current: 1… 2 mA
X-rays: None at the specified operating voltage
Ignition voltage: approx. 3 … 6 kV,
Continuous operation: up tp approx. 1 hour*
Measurments: L= approx. 260 mm, D=15 mm
Weight: approx. 31 g

* When operated as intended and in accordance with the specified operating parameters. Operate only with a suitable high-voltage power supply.

Required for operation:
DL106-PS        Power supply unit and safety holder for spectrum tubes