Eight-Channel LED KJA-07-EF02-D
The KJA-07-EF02-D eight-channel LED source serves microscopy and multicolor fluorophore excitation. Eight LEDs are collinearly collimated into a3mm-core liquid light guide, providing flexible wavelengths, convenience and stable power. A controller provides CW/millisecond pulses and continuously adjustable intensity; computer remote output and customer development are supported. Table 1: Specifications; Table 2: Typical LED optical characteristics. Wavelength tolerance±5.0nm and radiant-power tolerance±5%; parameters are reference-only, with actual factory tests authoritative. Operating environment: LEDs warm with use, causing decay/shorter life. Efficient heat dissipation extends life and reduces losses; use ventilation to avoid overheating. Power: Matching drivers are provided as illustrated. Contact us before using your own constant-current supply; follow pin diagrams, stay below maximum current, provide adequate forward voltage and connect correctly. Maintenance: Avoid sprays, liquids/solvents and do not open the case. Contact service@kayjaopt.com for faults and prompt support. Safety: Not for domestic indoor lighting or explosive atmospheres; use shielded cables only. UV warning: Intense output may contain UV. Do not look directly at LEDs; brief exposure can harm eyes. Wear protective glasses if direct beam observation is necessary.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Wavelength [Consult for Customization of Other Wavelengths] | 385/435/485/530/595/630/730/805 nm |
| Output Type | Liquid Lightguide Output |
| Numerical aperture | 0.75 |
| Service life | >10000h |
| Operating temperature | 10~30°C |
| Storage temperature | 0~40°C |
| Electrical power [Single wavelength] | Single-Wavelength Electrical Power Approximately 8-20W |
| Overall Dimensions | 245 mm × 120 mm × 200 mm |
| Typical Wavelength [Typical Wavelength =385nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 385 nm |
| Spectrum Full width at half maximum [Typical Wavelength =385nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 11 nm |
| Max Optical fiber Optical power [Typical Wavelength =385nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 500 mW |
| Typical Wavelength [Typical Wavelength =435nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 435 nm |
| Spectrum Full width at half maximum [Typical Wavelength =435nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 18 nm |
| Max Optical fiber Optical power [Typical Wavelength =435nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 450 mW |
| Typical Wavelength [Typical Wavelength =485nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 485 nm |
| Spectrum Full width at half maximum [Typical Wavelength =485nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 26 nm |
| Max Optical fiber Optical power [Typical Wavelength =485nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 500 mW |
| Typical Wavelength [Typical Wavelength =530nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 530 nm |
| Spectrum Full width at half maximum [Typical Wavelength =530nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 55 nm |
| Max Optical fiber Optical power [Typical Wavelength =530nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 260 mW |
| Typical Wavelength [Typical Wavelength =595nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 595 nm |
| Spectrum Full width at half maximum [Typical Wavelength =595nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 15 nm |
| Max Optical fiber Optical power [Typical Wavelength =595nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 200 mW |
| Typical Wavelength [Typical Wavelength =630nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 630 nm |
| Spectrum Full width at half maximum [Typical Wavelength =630nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 16 nm |
| Max Optical fiber Optical power [Typical Wavelength =630nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 350 mW |
| Typical Wavelength [Typical Wavelength =730nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 730 nm |
| Spectrum Full width at half maximum [Typical Wavelength =730nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 35 nm |
| Max Optical fiber Optical power [Typical Wavelength =730nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 350 mW |
| Typical Wavelength [Typical Wavelength =805nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 805 nm |
| Spectrum Full width at half maximum [Typical Wavelength =805nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 2 nm |
| Max Optical fiber Optical power [Typical Wavelength =805nm; Wavelength Error ±5.0nm; Radiant Optical Power Error ±5%; For Reference Only, The Actual Factory Test Data Prevail] | 500 mW |
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