Strobed, LED Linear Axial Diffuse Light White

Color	Illumination Mode	Stock Number	Price	Buy
Blue Green Infrared Red White	Constant Strobed		2,67,300 2,91,960 2,97,450 3,02,490 3,07,530 3,13,560 3,18,150
White White	Constant Constant	#66-873	2,67,300 ₹2,67,300 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
White White	Strobed Strobed	#83-307	3,07,530 ₹3,07,530 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Blue Blue	Constant Constant	#66-874	2,97,450 ₹2,97,450 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Blue Blue	Strobed Strobed	#83-308	3,13,560 ₹3,13,560 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Green Green	Constant Constant	#66-875	2,97,450 ₹2,97,450 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Green Green	Strobed Strobed	#83-309	3,13,560 ₹3,13,560 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Red Red	Constant Constant	#66-877	2,91,960 ₹2,91,960 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Red Red	Strobed Strobed	#83-311	3,07,530 ₹3,07,530 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Infrared Infrared	Constant Constant	#66-878	3,02,490 ₹3,02,490 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Infrared Infrared	Strobed Strobed	#83-312	3,18,150 ₹3,18,150 Request Quote	Contact Us ×

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Ideal for Line Scan Applications
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Variable Intensity and Strobed Options

Ideal for line scan applications requiring a diffuse, on-axis source, Advanced Illumination High Intensity Linear Axial Diffuse LED Illuminators feature twelve high brightness LEDs to provide intense, even illumination. With a 0.5 - 2" working distance, and a M6 nut channel for mounting, these LED illuminators are easily integrated into many systems and applications.

Note: Required 24V power supply #66-855. Accessories for Advanced Illumination products are available and sold separately.

The strobed models' flash duration is dependent on a trigger signal or potentiometer setting. The duration of the strobe can be adjusted from 30 - 300μs via a knob located in the back of the unit. Trigger input signal is CMOS/TTL compatible. The maximum trigger frequency is 30Hz.

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Note: Compatible accessories for individual stock numbers may vary. If unsure about which accessories work with your products, please contact us here.

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	24V Power Supply with Tinned Leads		#66-855 Clearance Clearance Availability is limited, so buy before these products disappear. Sorry, we cannot accept returns. Receive up to 80% off select products.	8,550 ₹8,550 Request Quote	7 days ×

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