Power Supply for SCHOTT VisiLED Ringlights

#16-791: Power Supply for SCHOTT VisiLED Ringlights

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Specifications

General

Model Number:

400.050

Type of Illumination:

Power Supply

Manufacturer:

SCHOTT

Electrical

Power Consumption (W):

Power Consumption (V):

Hardware & Interface Connectivity

Input Voltage (V):

100 - 240 AC

Output Voltage (V):

21-24 DC

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS:

Compliant

Certificate of Conformance:

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Product Details

Switch Between Bright-Field and UV Illumination
Maximum UV Illuminance up to 160 W/m²
Actively Controlled LED Temperature
Five Segment Modes (Full, Semi, Quarter-Circle, Dual-Segment, Four-Segment)

SCHOTT VisiLED UV Ringlights for stereo microscopes offer bright-field illumination for both visible and UV
applications. The homogenous white light displays samples in natural color while UV excitation reveals previously invisible parts of the sample through fluorescence. The SCHOTT MC 1100 Controller makes it easy to switch between the two illumination modes and controls light intensity and illumination direction. VisiLED ringlights offer extremely homogeneous and shadow-free illumination in a robust metal housing, with a well-designed heat sink enabling maximum brightness and a long lifetime. In combination with accessories such as diffusers, polarizer sets and adaptor rings, multiple illumination modes are possible. SCHOTT VisiLED UV Ringlights are used in variety of applications including forensic and life sciences, industrial coatings, and structural crack detection.

Note: Power supply, power cord and controller are required and sold separately. Compatible only with SCHOTT MC 1100 Controller. A UV protection filter is included.

Technical Information

SCHOTT VisiLED UV Ringlights feature 5 different segment modes to achieve optimal illumination for your application.

Accessories

Note: Compatible accessories for individual stock numbers may vary. If unsure about which accessories work with your products, please contact us here.

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1.8m Power Cord for SCHOTT VisiLED Ringlights

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Power Supply for SCHOTT VisiLED Ringlights

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Power Supply for SCHOTT VisiLED Ringlights (Recertified 05-P)

#16-791-RCD-05P Recertified

Recertified

Stock No.: 16-791-RCD-05P
Recertified Code: 05P (All Original Parts Included, Perfect)

Recertified Products

Typically 1-2 Recertified Products are in stock at a time. Please contact our sales team if you would like exact availability of an item.

Recertified products are those identified with the recertified logo indicating they were returned to Edmund Optics® and cannot be sold as new for the following reasons:

Open Box – Missing original packaging
Cosmetic Blemishes – Scratches, rub marks or other minor cosmetic imperfections
Service/Repair – Product has been serviced to the factory original specification
Factory Returns – Product has been returned in its original condition

Recertified products are inspected for damage and any necessary repairs are made. Products are then certified by Edmund Optics® to be in good working order. Since quantity is low, recertified products are sold on a first come, first serve basis. Any imperfections will be listed in the description, indicated in the stock number, and categorized by the table below. When purchasing recertified products, the Edmund Optics® standard return policy applies.

View all our recertified products in the Web Specials section of our website.

Parts		Cosmetic
05	All Original Parts Included	P	Perfect
04	Missing Manual	N	Minor Defect/Scratches
03	Missing Manual and Small Accessory	J	Major Defect/Scratches
02	Missing Manual and Large Accessory

C$112.00 Request Quote

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MC 1100, Multifunction Controller (Recertified 05-P)

#16-790-RCD-05P Recertified

Recertified

Stock No.: 16-790-RCD-05P
Recertified Code: 05P (All Original Parts Included, Perfect)

Recertified Products

Typically 1-2 Recertified Products are in stock at a time. Please contact our sales team if you would like exact availability of an item.

Recertified products are those identified with the recertified logo indicating they were returned to Edmund Optics® and cannot be sold as new for the following reasons:

Open Box – Missing original packaging
Cosmetic Blemishes – Scratches, rub marks or other minor cosmetic imperfections
Service/Repair – Product has been serviced to the factory original specification
Factory Returns – Product has been returned in its original condition

View all our recertified products in the Web Specials section of our website.

Parts		Cosmetic
05	All Original Parts Included	P	Perfect
04	Missing Manual	N	Minor Defect/Scratches
03	Missing Manual and Small Accessory	J	Major Defect/Scratches
02	Missing Manual and Large Accessory

C$574.00 Request Quote

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MC 1100, Multifunction Controller

#16-790

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Schott Transmitted Light Stage Brightfield

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Schott Transmitted Light Stage Darkfield

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Schott Mount VisiLed Darkfield Ring Light

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