The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp with Protective Glass delivers efficient, flicker-free illumination designed for laboratory, industrial, and scientific use. Featuring a flexible 2-armed design with semi-rigid arms and a total arm length of 450 mm, it allows precise positioning of light for high-precision tasks. The lamp includes borosilicate protective glass with screw caps for safety and durability. Its solid aluminium housing ensures robust construction, and brightness control with memory function offers customizable lighting. The modul-LED® concept enables quick replacement of the light source, although LED modules are ordered separately.
Key Features:
Brand: Starlight Opto
Type: LED incident lamp
Design: 2-armed flexible structure with semi-rigid arms
Arm Length: 450 mm
Safety: Borosilicate protective glass with screw caps
Lighting: Flicker-free with brightness control and memory function
Housing: Solid aluminium for durability
Compatibility: Modul-LED® system for easy LED replacement (modules sold separately)
Application: Ideal for laboratories, workshops, inspection, photography, and video tasks
Scope of Supply:
LED incident lamp IL1
Multi-adapter power supply (EU, UK, US)
User manual
The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp is a versatile and reliable lighting solution that balances precision, safety, and convenience for demanding work environments.
It delivers efficient, flicker-free illumination designed for laboratory, industrial, and scientific use. Featuring a flexible 2-armed design with semi-rigid arms and a total arm length of 450 mm, it allows precise positioning of light for high-precision tasks. The lamp includes borosilicate protective glass with screw caps for safety and durability. Its solid aluminium housing ensures robust construction, and brightness control with memory function offers customizable lighting. The modul-LED® concept enables quick replacement of the light source, although LED modules are ordered separately.
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