The LC-L1V3 UV-LED Spot Light Source features a compact body which fits into narrow confined spaces. Choose between two high output intensity models: 10500 mW/cm2 at 365 nm and 15000 mW/cm2 at 385 nm. It is extremely stable and has a high output at a lower power consumption (25W) and cost than other models.
Hamamatsu Corporation is a research and development company whose main focus is on the growth and improvement of photonic technologies. They work hard to broaden their product development in the fields of light sources, photo-detectors, opto-semiconductor devices, optical measurement systems, image analysis, lasers and other related technology to resolve problems facing humanity in various areas. They use their findings to create new products with the objective to challenge uncharted regions and create new industries for the future.
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