The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp 2-armed is a reliable and versatile lighting solution for laboratory and industrial applications. Featuring a sleek black solid aluminium housing, it provides precise illumination with two adjustable semi-rigid arms and a total arm length of 600 mm. The modul-LED® concept allows quick and easy changing of the light source (modules must be ordered separately). LED technology ensures energy efficiency, flicker-free lighting ideal for photographic and video work, long lifespan, and consistent light output.
Key Features:
Brand: Starlight Opto
Lighting Type: LED
Design: 2-armed with flexible semi-rigid adjustment
Arm Length: 600 mm total
Brightness Control: Adjustable with memory function
Flicker-Free Lighting: Suitable for photography and video recording
Housing: Solid aluminium, black finish
Application: Suitable for laboratories, workshops, and inspection stations
Scope of Supply:
LED Incident Lamp IL1 (2-armed version)
Multi-adapter power supply (compatible with EU, UK, and US plugs)
User manual
Starlight Opto’s LED Incident Lamp offers efficient, focused, and flexible lighting for professional environments, combining durability with advanced illumination technology.
It is a reliable and versatile lighting solution for laboratory and industrial applications. Featuring a sleek black solid aluminium housing, it provides precise illumination with two adjustable semi-rigid arms and a total arm length of 600 mm. The modul-LED® concept allows quick and easy changing of the light source (modules must be ordered separately). LED technology ensures energy efficiency, flicker-free lighting ideal for photographic and video work, long lifespan, and consistent light output.
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