The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp 2-armed, with an arm length of 450 mm, is engineered to provide focused and bright illumination for laboratory and industrial tasks. Featuring a sleek black solid aluminium housing, the dual-arm design with semi-rigid arms allows for flexible positioning and precision lighting, making it ideal for microscopy, inspection, and detailed work environments. The modul-LED® concept allows quick change of the light source (modules must be ordered separately). LED technology provides flicker-free, high-intensity illumination suitable for photographic and video applications.
Key Features:
Brand: Starlight Opto
Lighting: High-intensity LED
Design: 2-armed with flexible semi-rigid adjustment
Arm Length: 450 mm
Brightness Control: Adjustable with memory function
Flicker-Free Lighting: Suitable for photography and video recording
Housing: Solid aluminium, black finish
Application: Suitable for laboratory, microscopy, and inspection uses
Scope of Supply:
LED Incident Lamp IL12 (2-armed version)
Multi-adapter power supply (compatible with EU, UK, and US plugs)
User manual
The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp ensures high-performance lighting with durability and adaptability in professional settings.
It is engineered to provide focused and bright illumination for laboratory and industrial tasks. Featuring a sleek black solid aluminium housing, the dual-arm design with semi-rigid arms allows for flexible positioning and precision lighting, making it ideal for microscopy, inspection, and detailed work environments. The modul-LED® concept allows quick change of the light source (modules must be ordered separately). LED technology provides flicker-free, high-intensity illumination suitable for photographic and video applications.
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