Ideal for quality testing and more

Flexible gooseneck and articulated arm magnifier lights from IPF

With the EA1C0100 and EA1C4140 IPF has new magnifier lights with flexibly adjustable goosenecks in its range. The sensor specialist from the Sauerland region also offers the two articulated arm magnifier lights EAKF0101 and EAKF0102 are available. All lights are ideal for quality inspection and for magnifying particularly small components at manual workstations.

The highly maneuverable, encased and oil-resistant gooseneck (protection class IP54) of the EA1C0100 and EA1C4140 with a length of 500mm is designed for 20,000 bending cycles. The luminaire head and base are made of powder-coated aluminum. The very robust lights up from IPF can therefore also be used in harsh conditions at work or inspection stations. The articulated arm lights EAKF0101 and EAKF0102 (protection class IP40) with an articulated arm length of 800mm have a light head made of plastic and are attached with a table clamp.

The biconvex safety glass lenses of the lights, which are curved outwards on both sides and have a magnification factor of around 2x (4 diopters), of the EA1C0100 and EA1C4140 have a diameter of 116mm; the safety glass lenses of the EAKF0101 and EAKF0102 with approx. 2x to 3x magnification have a diameter of 160mm.

The high-power LEDs (color temperature 5200K to 5700K) with opal coverage and an angle of emitted beam of 120° arranged in a ring-shaped arrangement around the lenses of all lights up ensure homogeneous, shadow-free and also high-contrast illumination of a test specimen or the area to be magnified.

The gooseneck magnifying lamp EA1C0100 for 24V DC is available with an open cable end, while the EA1C4140 for 230V AC is offered with a pre-wired Schuco connector. The connection of the articulated arm magnifier lights EAKF0101 and EAKF0102 for 24V DC are connected using an M12 cable connector.

All lights can be switched on and off via a diffuse-reflection sensor on the housing or, if required, dimmed continuously using the memory function