FIELDLED EVO LED machine lighting
The FIELDLED EVO LED light features an exceptionally high illuminance. Supported by Microprism anti-glare and Light-Forming Technology, the embedded LED technology resides in a durable aluminum housing. The wide light emission opening, protected by shatterproof safety glass, delivers UV- and IR-free floodlight in daylight white, boasting a luminous flux ranging from 3,000 to 13,400 lumens.
Before entering mass production, the FIELDLED EVO LED machine light underwent rigorous testing to ensure its resilience. Confronting challenges such as chip bombardment, extreme ambient temperatures, various emulsions, and strong vibrations and shocks, it demonstrated its suitability for demanding environments, particularly in machine tools. The consistent and robust illumination, unaffected by burning coolant and lubricants, impressed with high detail sharpness. The IP67/IP69K degree of protection guarantees that neither dust nor liquids can compromise the light's integrity.
Available as a surface-mounted light in two widths of 3.78" and 5.91", with lengths ranging from 11.02" to 40.94", the FIELDLED EVO can be effortlessly attached without brackets using M5 screw channels on the back of the housing. With a slim installation depth of only 1.18", those opting for light holders for attachment and alignment can find suitable options in the accessory range. The new FIELDLED EVO connects to the 24 V DC machine voltage via reverse-polarity protected M12 connectors located on the back or side of the housing, depending on the variant.
Engineered to excel under the toughest conditions involving coolant and chip bombardment in machine tool environments, the FIELDLED EVO is a substantial asset for machinery in operation.
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