UVLED600X75W Area Light Source UVEL-600X75W
Lanpulik UVLED area sources offer substantial advantages over traditional UV mercury lamps, lowering costs and improving processes. Continued advances in UV-chip packaging and cost optimization are expanding applications for large-area, high-power UVLED sources.
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Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Irradiation Head - Wavelength Range | 360-370 nm |
| Irradiation Head-Irradiance | 60 mW/cm^2 |
| Irradiation Head-Parallel Half-Angle | 4.8 ° |
| Irradiation Head-Effective Irradiation Area | 600 mm × 75 mm |
| Irradiation Head-Recommended Irradiation Height | 20-40 mm |
| Irradiation Head-Cooling Method | Water cooling (Water cooled) |
| Irradiation Head - Irradiation Head Dimensions | 747 mm × 127 mm × 200 mm |
| Irradiation Head - Irradiation Head Weight | About 15 |
| Irradiation Head-Control Method | Switching Signal/High-low Level/External Control |
| Irradiation Head - Input Power Supply | Constant Current |
| Irradiation Head - Power Consumption [Per LED Head] | 600 W |
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