The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp with protective glass delivers high-quality, focused, and flicker-free lighting for precision tasks in laboratory, workshop, and industrial inspection environments. Featuring a 2-armed design with semi-rigid arms and a 600 mm arm length, this lamp offers flexible positioning and ease of use. The modul-LED® concept allows quick replacement of the light source (modules sold separately), while the solid aluminium housing and borosilicate protective glass ensure durability and safety during operation.
Key Features:
Brand: Starlight Opto
Type: LED incident lamp
Color: Black
Modul-LED® Concept: Allows quick change of the light source (modules sold separately)
Design: Available in 1-arm and 2-arm versions; this model features 2 arms
Protection: Screw caps and borosilicate protective glass
Brightness Control: Adjustable with memory function
Illumination: Flexible lighting thanks to semi-rigid arms
Lighting Quality: Flicker-free lighting suitable for photography and video
Housing: Solid aluminium for robustness
Arm Length: 600 mm
Application: Ideal for laboratories, workshops, and industrial inspection stations
Scope of Supply:
LED incident lamp IL1
Multi adapter power supply (EU, UK, US)
User manual
This Starlight Opto lamp combines efficient lighting performance with durability and safety to meet the demands of professional environments.
It delivers high-quality, focused, and flicker-free lighting for precision tasks in laboratory, workshop, and industrial inspection environments. Featuring a 2-armed design with semi-rigid arms and a 600 mm arm length, this lamp offers flexible positioning and ease of use. The modul-LED® concept allows quick replacement of the light source (modules sold separately), while the solid aluminium housing and borosilicate protective glass ensure durability and safety during operation.
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