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General

Model Number:
DL110-WHI-IC
LED Lifetime (hours):
50,000
Number of LEDs:
12 High Brightness
Type of Illumination:
LED Illuminator
Note:
Optional Manual Intensity Adjustment #86-887 and #89-555 are Available
Manufacturer:
Advanced Illumination
Geometry:
Diffuse Axial
Illumination Mode:
Constant

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Weight (lbs):
1.3

Optical Properties

Color:
White
Working Distance (mm):
12.7 - 50
Light Distribution (%):
±10

Electrical

Maximum Trigger Frequency (Hz):
30.00
Strobe Duration (μs):
30 - 300

Hardware & Interface Connectivity

Connector:
Flying Leads
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):
2

Environmental & Durability Factors

Operating Temperature (°C):
0 to 60

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Compliant
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  • Ideal for Line Scan Applications
  • AR Coated Dust Cover Protects Internal Beamsplitter
  • Variable Intensity and Strobed Options

Ideal for line scan applications requiring a diffuse, on-axis source, Advanced Illumination High Intensity Linear Axial Diffuse LED Illuminators feature twelve high brightness LEDs to provide intense, even illumination. With a 0.5 - 2" working distance, and a M6 nut channel for mounting, these LED illuminators are easily integrated into many systems and applications.

Note: Required 24V power supply #66-855. Accessories for Advanced Illumination products are available and sold separately. 

The strobed models' flash duration is dependent on a trigger signal or potentiometer setting. The duration of the strobe can be adjusted from 30 - 300μs via a knob located in the back of the unit. Trigger input signal is CMOS/TTL compatible. The maximum trigger frequency is 30Hz.

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