LSB100

Introduction

95 × 15 mm of light field, in a 20 × 20 mm section.

One length of the LSB ladder — 50, 100, 150 and 200 mm — built on 8 High Power LEDs with interchangeable ancillary lenses in front of them.

The lenses come off

This is what separates the LSB from a bar light with a fixed optic: the ancillary lenses are interchangeable, and they are colour-coded so the fitted angle can be read off the light rather than looked up from a part number.

The catalogue carries 16°, 23° and 44° among others. Changing the working distance no longer means changing the light.

Two cables, two jobs

300 mm with an M8 3-pin plug for continuous and switching operation, straight from 24 V DC.

1.0 m with an M8 4-pin plug for connection to the FLC1 controller series, which is where strobe comes from. That is a different part number, not a different accessory — decide it with the order.

What it puts on the part

Illuminance at 100 mm: continuous 3046–40784 lx · strobe 19038–565150 lx.

That range spans the lens angles and the colours together, and it is wide because a 16° lens and a 44° lens are doing different things with the same light. Read the figure for the part number.

Timing

100 % brightness within 200 µs in switching mode, and within 5 µs in strobe.

Applications

Small-part and tight-access incident lighting: surface inspection, print and code reading, presence and absence, edge detection — and, with a narrow lens fitted, a directed strip at a working distance a diffuse bar could not reach.

Where it fits

Four lengths — 50, 100, 150 and 200 mm. The BB range is flatter and simpler with no lens options; the LBHP range is the High Power ladder that runs to two metres.