The StarLight Opto-Electronics LED Incident Lamp, 1-Armed, Arm Length 600 mm is designed for flexible illumination in industry and science applications. Supplied in black, this LED incident lamp uses the modul-LED concept, allowing quick changes of the light source, and features a semi-rigid 600 mm arm for precise positioning during laboratory, inspection and imaging workflows.
Key Features:
Brand: StarLight Opto-Electronics
Product Type: LED Incident Lamp
Arm Design: 1-armed
Arm Length: 600 mm
Colour: Black
Lighting Concept: modul-LED concept allows quick change of the light source
Brightness Control: Brightness control with memory function
Illumination: Flexible illumination with semi-rigid arm
Lighting Performance: Flicker-free lighting for photography and video
Housing: Solid aluminium housing
Application: Suitable for industry, science, laboratory inspection, photography and video lighting applications
Note: LED modules must be ordered separately.
Scope Of Supply: LED incident lamp IL1, multi adapter power supply for EU, UK and US, and user manual.
This StarLight Opto-Electronics LED incident lamp provides flexible, flicker-free and adjustable illumination for professional laboratory, scientific and industrial work areas.
It is designed for flexible illumination in industry and science applications. Supplied in black, this LED incident lamp uses the modul-LED concept, allowing quick changes of the light source, and features a semi-rigid 600 mm arm for precise positioning during laboratory, inspection and imaging workflows.
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