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SugarCUBE™ LED Illuminator - Blue

66-030 - SugarCUBE™ LED Illuminator - Blue

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General

LED Lifetime (hours):

60,000

Type of Illumination:

Fiber Optic Illuminator, LED

Illumination Mode:

Constant

Optical Properties

Color:

Blue

Radiant Flux (mW):

7200

Wavelength (nm):

458.00

Electrical

Output Power (Lumens):

400

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:

Compliant

Reach 224:

Compliant

Certificate of Conformance:

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Color	Stock Number	Price	Buy
Blue Green Red White		1,36,350
Red Red	#66-028	1,36,350 ₹1,36,350 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
Green Green	#66-029	1,36,350 ₹1,36,350 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
Blue Blue	#66-030	1,36,350 ₹1,36,350 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
White White	#66-031	1,36,350 ₹1,36,350 Request Quote	Contact Us ×

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Direct Replacement for 150W Halogen Illuminators
50% Power Savings Compared To Halogen Source
More than 60,000 Hour LED Lifetime
For Use with Fiber Optic Light Guides

SugarCUBE™ LED Illuminators have an output of up to 1700 lumens and are ideal replacements for standard halogen illuminators because LED illuminators last up to 60 times longer than halogen bulbs and never need to be replaced. These illuminators are controllable manually through controls on the front of the unit or via RS-232 for easy integration into computer controlled systems. Optional, easy-to-operate software is also available.

Available with red, green, blue, white, or white options, SugarCUBE™ LED Illuminators fulfill a wide range of machine vision applications. The standard white unit offers an output power of greater than 1450 lumens and a radiant flux of 1200mW. A fiber optic adapter required to connect a light guide to the illuminator.

Accessories

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

Title	Stock Number	Price	Buy

SugarCUBE™ RS232 Cable	#66-034	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
RS-232 Breakout Cable	#66-035	2,250 ₹2,250 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
SugarCUBE™ Input Cable Remote	#66-036	2,250 ₹2,250 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 50	#66-301	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 52	#66-302	3,060 ₹3,060 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 53	#66-303	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 56	#66-304	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 57	#66-305	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 58	#66-306	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 65	#66-307	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	Contact Us ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 66	#66-308	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 3mm	#13-536	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×
SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 5mm	#13-537	3,150 ₹3,150 Request Quote	10 to 12 days ×

Technical Information

Stock Number	Description	Shoulder Diameter (Inches)	Ferrule Diameter (Inches)	Compatible Illuminator	Compatible Light Guide
#66-301	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 50	0.752	0.564	Red, Green, Blue, White, Ultra White	54-210, 39-826, 58-839, 54-174, 38-659, 39-369, 39-370, 39-371 Ultra White MUST use liquid light guides
#66-302	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 52	0.877	0.564	Red, Green, Blue, White, Ultra White	54-210, 39-826, 58-839, 54-174, 38-659, 39-369, 39-370, 39-371 Ultra White MUST use liquid light guides
#66-303	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 53	1.505	0.439	Red, Green, Blue, White
#66-304	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 56	0.207	0.19	Red, Green, Blue, White	54-199, 42-344, 39-365, 42-345, 40-644, 39-366
#66-305	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 57	0.255	0.19	Red, Green, Blue, White	54-199, 42-344, 39-365, 42-345, 40-644, 39-366
#66-306	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 58	0.424	0.314	Red, Green, Blue, White	54-202, 53-045, 40-639, 42-346, 42-347, 39-367, 39-368, 53-689, 53-692, 53-690, 53-693, 53-691, 53-694
#66-307	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 65	1.52	0.63	Red, Green, Blue, White	54-212
#66-308	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 66	1.52	0.565	Red, Green, Blue, White	54-210, 39-826, 58-839, 54-174, 38-659, 39-369, 39-370, 39-371
#13-536	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 3mm	0.57	0.314	Red, Green, Blue, White	54-202, 53-045, 40-639, 42-346, 42-347, 39-367, 39-368, 53-689, 53-692, 53-690, 53-693, 53-691, 53-694
#13-537	SugarCUBE™ Light Guide Adapter - 5mm	0.455	0.314	Red, Green, Blue, White	54-202, 53-045, 40-639, 42-346, 42-347, 39-367, 39-368, 53-689, 53-692, 53-690, 53-693, 53-691, 53-694

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SugarCUBE™ LED Illuminator - Blue

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