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86 x 28.8mm LED IR Bar Light 850nm

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Product Details

Model Number:
LDL-74X27IR2-850
Type of Illumination:
LED Illuminator
Manufacturer:
CCS
Geometry:
Bar Light
Illumination Mode:
Constant

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Dimensions (mm):
W 86 mm x D 28.8 mm x H 18 mm
Weight (g):
80
Active Area (mm):
74 x 27.2

Optical Properties

Color:
IR
Wavelength (nm):
850.00

Performance

Power Consumption (W):
6.9

Hardware & Interface Connectivity

Input Voltage (V):
24
Power Supply:
Power Supply Required and Sold Separately:
USA: #73-491
Europe: #73-491
Japan: #73-491
Korea: #33-733
China: #73-491

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Reach 224:
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Product Family Description

  • 850 or 940nm Wavelength Options
  • Compact Lightweight Housing
  • Single and 4-Bar Configurations Available

CCS Infrared (IR) Bar Lights provide uniform infrared illumination along a localized area. Designed with a compact lightweight housing, these bar lights can be easily integrated into applications with a limited working area. CCS Infrared (IR) Bar Lights are ideal for a variety of testing and inspection applications in industrial and manufacturing environments such as foreign material detection, color reduction in monochromatic images, and character isolation for optical character recognition (OCR). These bar lights are available as a single bar light or as a 4-bar square configuration with both options featuring adjustable output angles. Compared to visible light, infrared light provides a lower scattering rate and a higher transmittance rate, allowing for fewer surface reflections and deeper penetration into materials for imaging.

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