Latest News from Smart Vision Lights – July 2018

 

New IP65 Ring Projects 500 mm

Overdrive Smart Vision Lights

The RMX75, the newest mini ring light product from Smart Vision Lights, is designed for radial and bright field applications with a working distance of 100-500 mm. Like the RM75, the RMX75 features 72 high-output LEDs, overcurrent protection, and a built-in Multi-Drive™ controller, which allows the light to operate continuously or in OverDrive™ strobe mode.

 

Lighting the Machine Vision Industry

Smart Vision Lights is a leading designer and manufacturer of high-brightness LED lights for industrial applications, including machine vision. Our LED lights come with universal internal current-control drivers, offering constant or strobed operation, reduced wiring requirements, and easy installation. All models are tested in our IEC-62471 light safety compliance laboratory, guaranteeing conformity and compliance for your lighting systems, regardless of where they are installed around the globe. Learn more here.

 

See How SWIR Enhances Contrast    

SWIR Smart Vision LightsShortwave infrared (SWIR) is an option when visible lighting is not practical for your application. SWIR wavelengths range from 1050-250 nm. Smart Vision Lights offers SWIR wavelengths in a number of products, including the Prox Lights and Brick Lights series.

 

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