The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp 2-armed, arm length 600 mm, offers bright and focused illumination for laboratory and industrial environments. Featuring the modul-LED® concept, it allows quick change of the light source (modules sold separately). Each semi-rigid arm measures 600 mm, providing flexible and precise positioning. The lamp includes flicker-free LED lighting for energy efficiency and long life, housed in solid aluminium for durability. This makes it ideal for lab workstations, industrial inspection, and other precision tasks requiring clear, hands-free illumination.
Key Features:
Brand: Starlight Opto
Lighting: Flicker-free LED for energy efficiency and long life
Design: 2-armed semi-rigid with 600 mm arm length
Brightness Control: Adjustable with memory function
Housing: Solid aluminium
Application: Ideal for lab workstations, industrial inspection, and precision tasks
Flexibility: Adjustable arms for targeted lighting
Scope of Supply:
LED Incident Lamp IL12
Multi-adapter power supply (EU, UK, US)
User manual
This Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp is a reliable lighting solution for any environment requiring clarity, accuracy, and hands-free illumination.
It offers bright and focused illumination for laboratory and industrial environments. Featuring the modul-LED® concept, it allows quick change of the light source (modules sold separately). Each semi-rigid arm measures 600 mm, providing flexible and precise positioning. The lamp includes flicker-free LED lighting for energy efficiency and long life, housed in solid aluminium for durability. This makes it ideal for lab workstations, industrial inspection, and other precision tasks requiring clear, hands-free illumination.
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