L300 Linear Light

• Linear Lights for common illumination of a machine vision system
• 12 HB high current LED’s
• Built in SMART driver – No External Driver needed
• PNP and NPN strobe
• Continuous operation or Strobe mode
• Manual Intensity Control – Integrated Potentiometer Dimming
• Remote Intensity Control – Analog 0-10VDC
• Easily connect together
• Ability to mount on aluminum extrusion
• M12 Quick Disconnect

Electrical Input:	Voltage - 24 VDC +/- 5% Maximum 20 Watts
Analog Intensity:	The output is adjustable from 10-100% of brightness by a 0 -10 VDC signal
Dimmable:	The output is manually adjustable from 10-100% of brightness by potentiometer
Continuous Mode:	Light will be in continuous mode by leaving signal on strobe input
Strobe:	PNP ? +5VDC or greater to activate. | NPN ? GND (<1VDC) to activate
Strobe Mode:	The Light will operate in either continuous or strobe mode. In strobe mode, the output pulse width will track the pulse width of the strobe pulse.

Wiring:


• If Analog 0-10 VDC is not used to control light intensity; +VDC (24VDC) must be connected to Analog
Input. Jumper Gray wire to Brown wire.
• 5 pin Standard M12 mating cable must be used.
• 0 – 10 VDC Analog controls intensity of light from 0-100%.
• PNP and NPN strobe – In strobe mode the light output will track the pulse width of the strobe input.
• Continuous mode – Leaving the NPN or PNP strobe signal in an active ON state.



Connecting multiple Lights:

The spacing between the high current LED’s is the same between lights as in an individual light. The LED’s remain equally spaced between lights. When lights are connected together placing lights end to end there is no uniformity difference.

•Strobe control for all lights connected
•Analog intensity for all lights connected
•Male to Female Jumper Cables

Constant spacing between LED’s as lights are connected together



The spacing between the high current LED’s is the same between lights as in an individual light. The LED’s remain equally spaced between lights. When lights are connected together placing lights end to end there is no uniformity difference measured at a 300mm (12”) working distance or further.