The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp with Protective Glass is a robust and flexible lighting solution for laboratory and industrial environments. Featuring the modul-LED® concept, it allows quick and easy change of the light source (modules sold separately). Designed with a single semi-rigid arm measuring 600 mm in length, this lamp offers precision illumination with the safety of borosilicate protective glass shielding secured by screw caps. Its solid aluminium housing ensures durability, while flicker-free lighting is perfect for photographic and video applications. Ideal for focused lighting in delicate workspaces and technical environments.
Key Features:
Brand: Starlight Opto
Type: LED incident lamp with protective glass
Arm: 1-armed semi-rigid design
Arm Length: 600 mm
Brightness Control: Adjustable with memory function
Lighting Quality: Flicker-free for photographic and video use
Housing: Solid aluminium
Application: Suitable for laboratory and technical work environments
Scope of Supply:
LED Incident Lamp IL1
Multi-adapter power supply (EU, UK, US)
User manual
The Starlight Opto LED lamp delivers powerful, directed lighting in a secure and ergonomic form, making it a reliable addition to any lab or workspace.
It is a robust and flexible lighting solution for laboratory and industrial environments. Featuring the modul-LED® concept, it allows quick and easy change of the light source (modules sold separately). Designed with a single semi-rigid arm measuring 600 mm in length, this lamp offers precision illumination with the safety of borosilicate protective glass shielding secured by screw caps. Its solid aluminium housing ensures durability, while flicker-free lighting is perfect for photographic and video applications. Ideal for focused lighting in delicate workspaces and technical environments.
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