These high power 500 or 1000 W Mercury Xenon light sources use long lifetime Hg(Xe) arc lamps to provide high intensity ultraviolet (UV) to near-infrared (NIR) light output with minimum light ripple. Everything needed to operate the lamp such as a lamp housing, power supply, and power cables are included into one package. Hg-Xe arc lamps are popular illumination sources for fluorescence microscopy and spectrophotometer systems and industrial applications.
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66926-500HX-R07 |
6 Weeks
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$16,065 |
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66924-500HX-R1 |
6 Weeks
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$14,320 |
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66926-1000HX-R07 |
6 Weeks
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$15,755 |
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66924-1000HX-R1 |
6 Weeks
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$12,870 |
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66926-1000HXF-R07 |
6 Weeks
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$18,020 |
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66924-1000HXF-R1 |
6 Weeks
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$13,180 |
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High power research light sources includes an arc lamp, appropriate socket adapter, lamp housing interconnection cables, power supply, and Research lamp housing. After a quick and easy assembly, the light source is ready for use and easily integrated into a user's setup. The lamp housings offered with these light source kits are capable of operating all 450-1000 W DC arc lamps. This allows the user to interchange lamps in their setup simply by replacing the lamp and socket adapter (if necessary) in their lamp housing.
Hg(Xe) arc lamps include a mixture of mercury and xenon gas, with the mixture of mercury giving the lamp a higher output intensity and pronounced spectral emission lines in the UV and visible spectrum. Applications requiring higher intensity and sharper emission lines in the UV to visible such as film thickness measurement and UV curing take advantage of these unique characteristics.
Oriel's Research Lamp Housings are designed to focus the output light of the lamp to the user's needs while providing an ideal environment for lamp operation and user safety. A built in temperature sensor and cooling fan prevents overheating of the lamp during operation. A rear reflector built inside the lamp housing reflects back scatter radiation from the lamp. The collimating lens assembly on each Research Lamp Housing is used to ensure the lamp is properly aligned within the housing and optimally focus the light output to the user’s needs. If the lamp housing door is not firmly secured to the lamp housing or a lamp housing interconnection cable is not firmly secured to its connector, the lamp inside will not ignite or supply voltage and current to the lamp will not be supplied. This protects the user from accidental exposure to UV radiation and high voltage during ignition and operation of the lamp.
Light sources with a -R1 suffix include the model
Light sources with a -R07 suffix include the model
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Due to small manufacturing differences between lamps, the rear reflector position and lamp position relative to the condenser lens must be adjusted when a new lamp is installed in the housing. Adjustment knobs located on the exterior of the lamp housing allow for optimum positioning of the lamp and rear reflector.
Arc lamps may emit dangerous levels of UV radiation depending on their source type. Ensure that only authorized personnel are in the vicinity of the source, and wearing the necessary safety equipment such as UV protective eyewear, clothing, and gloves. Lighted UV warning signs, posted outside laboratory doors where UV sources are operating, can prevent accidental exposure. Newport also recommends using an electronic shutter to block the beam when the source is not in use but remains turned on. Alternatively, the beam can be safely contained by using beam tubes or fiber optic cables to deliver the light to a sample. It is recommended to vent the ozone that is produced by some lamp models to the outside or use an Ozone Eater.
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