White high-power LED for applications such as microscope illumination, multicolor fluorophore excitation. White LED is composed of collimating optics, copper radiators, silent fans, and mechanical housing, to realize 7° divergence Angle, stable output power, and minimal overheating damage.

The color temperature of white LED includes 3000K, 4000K, 5000K, 6500K. The white LED is driven by a 6V, 4.8A (current adjustable) constant current power source. The white LED light source can be connected to other parts through SM1 threads, and can be fixed by side 4-M4-6H depth 8.8mm screw holes.

Table1. Parameters Table

Operating Environment

The LED will gradually heat up when using, which will lead to the attenuation of optical power and even shorten the life of the LED. We have excellent heat dissipation structure design, which can prolong the lifetime of LED light source and reduce power loss. Please work in a ventilated environment to avoid overheating, to avoid the decrease of optical power and shorten the lifetime of LED.

LED spectra

（above for 3000k ,4000k ,5000k ,6500k in order）

Power Supply

We provide the corresponding light source driver, as shown in the figure below. If you are equipped with a constant current drive power supply, please contact us for the pin diagram and strictly follow it when connecting. At the same time, please ensure that the operating current does not exceed the maximum allowable value, provide sufficient forward voltage, and connect the pins correctly.

Maintenance & Service

To avoid damage, do not expose them to sprays, liquids or solvents, and do not open the outer covering. In case of failure, please contact service@oricszlab.com, we will provide you with after-sales service and technical support as soon as possible.

Warning and safety

This LED is not suitable for home interior lighting, must not be operated in explosive atmospheres, and can only be used with shielded connecting cables. The same precautions should be taken if these LEDs are used as an alternative to mercury vapor lamps in microscopes.

UV Warning

The LED emits strong light when working. Part of the LED emission spectrum contains UV components. Do not look directly at the LED light during operation, even a short exposure time may be harmful to the eyes. If direct viewing of the beam is required, protective goggles must be worn to avoid eye injury.