The Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp with protective borosilicate glass provides bright, focused illumination for laboratory and industrial settings. Featuring a 2-armed design with semi-rigid arms and an extended 600 mm reach, this lamp allows versatile and precise positioning. Its solid aluminium housing ensures durability, while the modul-LED® concept enables quick replacement of the LED light source (modules sold separately).
Additional features include flicker-free lighting ideal for photography and video, brightness control with memory function, and screw caps securing the protective glass for enhanced safety during use.
Key Features:
Brand: Starlight Opto
Type: LED incident lamp with borosilicate protective glass
Design: 2-armed semi-rigid arms for flexible positioning
Arm Length: 600 mm
Lighting: Flicker-free LED with brightness control and memory
Housing: Robust solid aluminium construction
Modul-LED® Concept: Quick-change LED modules (sold separately)
Application: Suitable for labs, industry, photography, and video work
Scope of Supply:
LED incident lamp IL12
Multi-adapter power supply (EU, UK, US)
User manual
This Starlight Opto LED Incident Lamp delivers reliable, adjustable illumination with safety and convenience for professional environments.
It provides bright, focused illumination for laboratory and industrial settings. Featuring a 2-armed design with semi-rigid arms and an extended 600 mm reach, this lamp allows versatile and precise positioning. Its solid aluminium housing ensures durability, while the modul-LED® concept enables quick replacement of the LED light source (modules sold separately).
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