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Effilux Red Low Profile Segmented Square LED Ring Lights

Effilux Low Profile Segmented Square LED Ring Lights

Effilux Low Profile Segmented Square LED Ring Lights

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General

Type of Illumination:
LED Illuminator
Manufacturer:
Effilux
Geometry:
Segmented Ring Light
Illumination Mode:
Strobed or Constant

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Inner Diameter (mm):
90
Dimensions (mm):
148 x 132 x 15
Weight (g):
Not Specified

Optical Properties

Color:
Red
Wavelength (nm):
625.00

Hardware & Interface Connectivity

Input Voltage (V):
24V DC
Power Supply:
Power Supply Required and Sold Separately:
USA: #15-874
Europe: #15-875
Japan: #73-409
Korea: #73-409
China: #15-874

Environmental & Durability Factors

Operating Temperature (°C):
0 to 40
Environmental Rating:
IPXX

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Reach 224:
Certificate of Conformance:

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  • Integrated Driver with AutoStrobe Feature
  • Thin 15mm Profile
  • Red and White Colors Available

Effilux Low Profile Segmented Square LED Ring Lights provide intense homogenous lighting with independent control of separate LED segments. Each of four quadrants can be controlled separately to enable unique configurations in both laboratory and machine vision environments. With included diffuse, semi-diffuse, and transparent windows, these lights provide versatile intensity and diffusion. Additionally an optional dome accessory is available. Effilux Low Profile Segmented Square LED Ring Lights also feature an AutoStrobe mode which enables a variety of operational modes including constant illumination, control of the four quadrants, and higher intensity output. These lights are ideal for a variety of applications including stereovision and machine vision applications.

Note: For control over the four quadrants, #22-116 is required.

Accessories

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Dome for Effilux Segmented Square LED Ring Lights #22-115 ₹34,740   Request Quote
  • 10 to 12 days
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4 Channel Switch for Segmented Square LED Ring Lights #22-116 ₹17,550   Request Quote
  • 10 to 12 days
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Cable with Flying Leads for Segmented Square LED Ring Lights #22-117 ₹8,910   Request Quote
  • 10 to 12 days
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