The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp with Protective Glass is engineered for high-precision laboratory and industrial applications. Featuring the modul-LED® concept, it allows quick change of the light source (modules sold separately). This 1-armed lamp, with a semi-rigid arm length of 450 mm, offers extended reach and flexible positioning. The lamp is equipped with borosilicate protective glass secured by screw caps to ensure user safety, and housed in solid aluminium for durability. Its flicker-free lighting is suitable for photographic and video applications, providing strong and reliable illumination for detailed work environments.
Key Features:
Brand: Starlight Opto
Type: LED Incident Lamp
Design: 1-armed semi-rigid for flexible positioning
Arm Length: 450 mm
Safety: Borosilicate protective glass with screw caps
Brightness Control: Adjustable with memory function
Lighting Quality: Flicker-free for photographic and video use
Housing: Solid aluminium
Application: Ideal for labs and industrial workspaces
Scope of Supply:
LED Incident Lamp IL1
Multi-adapter power supply (EU, UK, US)
User manual
This Starlight Opto lamp delivers precision lighting and enhanced safety for professional environments that require focused visibility and flexibility.
It is engineered for high-precision laboratory and industrial applications. Featuring the modul-LED® concept, it allows quick change of the light source (modules sold separately). This 1-armed lamp, with a semi-rigid arm length of 450 mm, offers extended reach and flexible positioning. The lamp is equipped with borosilicate protective glass secured by screw caps to ensure user safety, and housed in solid aluminium for durability. Its flicker-free lighting is suitable for photographic and video applications, providing strong and reliable illumination for detailed work environments.
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