DCM Sistemes DOM1410A-630C Dome Light (Red, 145 mm)

The 630 nm red monochromatic emission is a deliberate engineering choice rather than a cosmetic one. A narrow red band gives clean, repeatable contrast on a wide range of materials, lets you pair the light with a matching 630 nm bandpass filter on the lens to reject ambient room light, and is a strong default for general-purpose contrast and code reading. Because the LEDs are monochromatic, the scene is imaged in a single colour band, which plays naturally to monochrome cameras. If red is not the right contrast for your target, the same DOM1410A geometry is catalogued in 470 nm blue, 525 nm green, 850 nm infrared and white, so the dome form factor can be retuned to the surface without changing the mechanical design-in.

Electrically this is a low-friction part. The -630C is the continuous (Type C) variant, drawing 8.5 W from a 24 VDC supply (+/-3%) through a simple two-pole flying-lead cable, and it explicitly needs no controller: you wire it straight to 24 V and it stays on. That makes it the easy path for static or slow-moving inspection stations where you do not need to freeze fast motion. The trade-off is the very short recommended working distance of under 20 mm, meaning the dome must sit close above the part, and the standard IP00 rating, which is open-frame and suited to clean, enclosed cells rather than washdown areas; an IP65 modifier is offered when the environment is wetter or dustier. If the line moves fast enough to need a brief, bright synchronised flash, the catalogue also lists a strobe sibling (the -630S, rated 1410 mA / 34 W) intended for controller-driven strobe operation.