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ALB0810A
The ALB0810A is a direct ringlight from the DCM Sistemes ALB series, fitted with high-powered LEDs and DCM's iBlueDrive technology that integrates an intelligent microstrobe controller into the light, so it can be driven in strobe, continuous or dimming mode over a single 3-terminal cable. It runs on 24 VDC through a 3-pin aerial male connector (Type C, L=150 mm, PIN1 +24V / PIN2 0V / PIN3 control) and supports NPN, PNP, TTL, continuous and dimming control. The anodized-aluminium housing measures 94.5 x 77 x 16.5 mm with a Ø40 mm inner diameter, weighs 124 g, is rated IP40, and provides a recommended working distance greater than 50 mm. It is available in multiple wavelengths (UV 365/400 nm, blue 470 nm, green 525 nm, red 630 nm, IR 850 nm, white W00) and four emission angles (narrow /AN, medium /AM default, wide /AW, diffuse /AD), with maximum Type-i power around 12-15 W depending on color.
The DCM Sistemes ALB0810A is a direct, high-powered LED ring light that illuminates parts along the camera axis through its 40 mm inner aperture. A direct ringlight throws bright, fairly steep light onto the surface directly beneath the camera, which is why DCM positions it for non-reflective objects: on matte parts it delivers high contrast and even brightness across the field, while on specular or highly reflective surfaces the same on-axis geometry tends to produce hotspots. The compact 94.5 x 77 x 16.5 mm anodized-aluminium body weighs only 124 g and mounts coaxially in front of the lens, with a recommended working distance greater than 50 mm. At that distance the >50 mm standoff plus the 40 mm clear inner diameter sets the practical lens and field geometry you can work with, so it suits relatively short-range, close-up inspection of small to mid-size parts rather than large-area or long-standoff scenes.
| Brand | DCM Sistemes |
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| Lighting type | Ring light (direct high-powered ringlight) |
| Connection | 3-pin aerial male connector (Type C), L=150 mm (PIN1 +24V, PIN2 0V, PIN3 control) |
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| Color / wavelength | White (W00) - also available 365/400nm UV, 470nm blue, 525nm green, 630nm red, 850nm IR |
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| Available wavelengths | 365nm (UV-), 400nm (UV), 470nm (blue), 525nm (green), 630nm (red), 850nm (IR), W00 (white) |
| Working distance | Recommended working distance >50 mm |
| Emission angle | Selectable: narrow /AN, medium /AM (default), wide /AW, diffuse /AD; ~18 deg on representative variant |
| Diffuser | Diffuse emission option available (/AD modifier) |
| Mode | Strobe (built-in iBlueDrive microstrobe controller), also continuous and dimming |
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| Driver technology | iBlueDrive built-in microstrobe controller (NPN/PNP/TTL, continuous, dimming) |
| Controller required | No external controller required (iBlueDrive controller built in) |
| Power consumption | 15 W max (Type i white/red/green/blue; 12 W for 850nm IR) |
| Supply voltage | 24 VDC (+/-8%) |
| IP rating | IP40 |
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| Operating temperature | 0 to 40 C (storage 0 to 60 C) |
| Inner diameter | Inner diameter 40 mm |
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| Housing material | Anodized aluminium |
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| Dimensions | 94.5 x 77 x 16.5 mm |
| Weight | 124 g |
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