The E-Series lights have a 0-10VDC analog input for intensity control. The analog input is revolutionary because it works using reverse logic. 0VDC is 100% intensity and 10VDC is 0% intensity. The end user doesn't need to connect the analog input to get 100% light output.

The E-Series lights utilize Spectrum Illumination's new patent pending Aluminum Single Interface Housing. We have eliminated the extra enclosure components by forming the thermally conductive housing from the aluminum circuit board. The cost savings and performance benefits are the result of this revolutionary design.

The E-Series lights come configured to overdrive the LEDs. The burst mode can be disabled by a dip switch. When either strobe input is enabled the burst circuit will overdrive the LEDs for 500 microseconds before dropping to a safe continuous current for the LEDs.

The E-Series lights have an auto resetting circuit built in to protect the LEDs against damaging over temperature environments and situations (exceeding the burst duty cycle specifications).

The E-Series lights use the highest output LED's available. We can offer our E-Series lights at a reduced price because of their patent pending revolutionary design.

The E-Series lights incorporate our patent pending Micro Driver with burst. No external driver, overdrive controller or single purpose overdrive light is needed.

The E-Series lights run on standard 24VDC industrial power supplies. The same power supplies used to run PLC's or vision cameras.

The E-Series lights have both a PNP or a NPN input for strobing the lights. The strobe inputs are pulse width controlled from an external device (usually a PLC, Industrial PC or Smart camera). Either input can be connected for the light to run in continuous mode.

The E- Series lights have a potentiometer for manual intensity adjustment.