DCM Sistemes PLU0602B Diffuse Linear Projector

Electrically this is a simple 24 VDC device (+/-3%) wired through a 2-pin male chassis connector (PIN1 = +24 V, PIN2 = 0 V), with consumption as low as 1.7 W in continuous Type C operation. The important interpretive point is the driver story: the iBlueDrive (Type i) variant integrates an inline ST00 driver and a 3-pin aerial connection, giving you selectable continuous, strobe and overdrive modes without an external controller box. That makes the strobe/overdrive capability self-contained for line-rate flashing, where consumption climbs to 6.4 W / 265 mA in Type S overdrive to freeze motion or punch through ambient light. If you instead buy the plain Type S version, that overdrive capability is real but you must supply an external strobe controller to drive and protect it; the integrated iBlueDrive is what lets you skip that hardware. The light mode therefore spans steady-state inspection and pulsed, motion-stopping capture from the same fixture.

Spectrally the unit is offered in white (W00) plus discrete monochromatic options of blue 470 nm, green 525 nm, red 630 nm and IR 850/880 nm, and that choice is where the diffuse bar earns its keep. A monochromatic wavelength can be combined with a matching bandpass filter on the lens to suppress ambient light and control contrast: red or IR for translucent or printed material, blue or green to sharpen edges or pop specific dyes. Narrow (/AN) and wide (/AW) angle diffuser options let you trade reach for spread. Mechanically the housing is anodized aluminium for thermal dissipation, rated IP40 in general use and IP43 only when mounted so the light falls vertically (drips run off rather than pooling on the optic), and it is specified for 0 to 40 C ambient at up to 85% non-condensing humidity. This is a clean-environment, controlled-enclosure light, not a washdown fixture.