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White, 0.312" LED Spot Light

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Color:
White
Connector:
Flying Leads
Diameter (mm):
7.90
Fiber Bundle Diameter (inches):
¼
Model Number:
SL-4301A-WHI-IC
Length (mm):
38.10
Outer Diameter (inches):
0.312 nominal, 0.314 max
LED Lifetime (hours):
50,000
Power Supply:
Power Supply Required and Sold Separately:
USA: #66-855
Europe: #66-855
Japan: #66-855
Korea: #33-773
China: #66-855
Length of Cable (m):
1.5
Type of Illumination:
LED Illuminator
Manufacturer:
Advanced Illumination
Geometry:
Spot Light
Illumination Mode:
Constant

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Compliant
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Reach 233:
Contains SVHC(s)
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Product Description

Required 24V power supply #66-855 is sold separately. Units cannot be intensity controlled.

Product Family Description

  • Compatible with 8mm or ¼" (0.312") Fiber Illumination Ports
  • 50,000 Hour Lifetime
  • Low Power Consumption

Advanced Illumination Fiber Optic Replacement LED Spot Lights are specially designed to replace fiber optic light guides for fiber optic illumination systems used in microscopes or machine vision applications. The compact spot lights will directly replace any ¼" (0.312") fiber light guide or can be used with our light guide adapters to replace large fiber bundles. Advanced Illumination Fiber Optic Replacement LED Spot Lights are available in blue, green, red, and white. These spot lights are ideal for use with our TECHSPEC® Telecentric Backlight Illuminator or In-Line Illumination Telecentric Lenses. 

Note: Required 24V power supply #66-855 is sold separately. Units cannot be intensity controlled.