LED Spotlights & Floodlights for Long-Range Inspection
Focused directional illuminators built for long working distances and large fields of view — the format of choice when the target can't be lit at close range.
What Are LED Spotlights & Floodlights Used For?
Spotlights and floodlights use a focusing lens or reflector to project light over long working distances, well beyond what a close-mounted bar, dome, backlight or coaxial light is built for. A narrow-beam spot concentrates light on a distant, contained field; a wide-beam flood covers a large area instead — both suited to outdoor inspection, large-object scanning, or any high-ambient-light environment where the camera needs to out-compete sunlight or factory floor lighting rather than simply illuminate a nearby part.
A focused beam reaches targets no close-mounted light format can illuminate.
Technical Highlights
- Focusing lens or reflector optics engineered for long working distances.
- Robust aluminum housing (IP-rated options available on request), integrated M12 connector, hardened 24VDC electronics.
- Narrow-beam (spot) and wide-beam (flood) optics available depending on the application.
- Multiple LED wavelength options: White, Red, Blue, Infrared (availability depends on configuration).
- Compatible with continuous and strobe/overdrive operation for high-speed lines.
| Light Field / Beam Type | Wavelength Options | Typical Optical Window | Operating Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Narrow Beam (Spot) | White, Red, Infrared | Beam angle and working distance dependent on configuration — available on request | Continuous or Strobe/Overdrive |
| Wide Beam (Flood) | White, Red, Blue, Infrared | Beam angle and working distance dependent on configuration — available on request | Continuous or Strobe/Overdrive |
Dimensions and optical windows shown are generic and given as typical ranges. Exact figures depend on the configuration selected — available on request from our engineering team.
Optical Beam Pattern Visualization
Select a beam type to see how the light behaves in cross-section at working distance.
See our overdrive calculation guide to optimize this product's intensity, and our standard M12 pinout for its electrical integration. Replacing a reference from another brand? See our brand equivalence and dual sourcing table to find the compatible alternative.
Technical Documents
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Integration & Compatibility Guides
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