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LED Ring Light UV/IR 395 nm, working distance 75 mm, clamp diameter max. 75 mm - Starlight RL81-75 UV395
LED ring light with UV (395 nm) and infrared for microscopy. 8 LEDs deliver low-shadow illumination, optimal working distance 75 mm at a clamp diameter up to 75 mm.
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Description
LED ring light RL81-75 UV395 combining two light spectra: ultraviolet (395 nm) and infrared for fluorescence and contrast inspection under the microscope. The optimal working distance is 75 mm and the clamp diameter up to 75 mm.
Benefits
- UV (395 nm) and IR combined in one ring light
- 8 LEDs for even, low-shadow illumination
- Light spot 45 mm at the optimal working distance of 75 mm
- Flexible working distance of 40-150 mm
- Anodized aluminium housing, only 12 W power consumption
Applications
Suited to microscopy, fluorescence inspection, material control and inspection in electronics, laboratory and quality assurance.
Technical data
| Model | RL81-75 UV395 |
|---|---|
| Light colour | IR, UV |
| UV wavelength | 395 nm |
| Number of LEDs | 8 |
| Inner diameter | 75 mm |
| Outer diameter | 110 mm |
| Internal thread | M77 x 0.75 |
| Light spot diameter | 45 mm |
| Working distance | 40-150 mm |
| Optimal working distance | 75 mm |
| Power consumption | 12 W |
| Material | anodized aluminium |
| ESD safe | no |
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
| Manufacturer | Starlight |
| Manufacturer Nr. | 100-012299 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | STARLIGHT Opto-Electronics Flachslander Straße 8 DE-90431 Nürnberg www.starlight-sl.de |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| Power (W) | 12 W |
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