SPECTRA X Light Engine
With a 10-year record of proven performance and frequent citations in research publications, the SPECTRA X Light Engine is the first choice illumination source of researchers worldwide for fluorescence microscopy applications. Six independently controllable solid-state light sources generate hundreds of milliwatts in each of seven color bands across the visible and near-infrared spectrum. Users can look forward to years of stable, electronically controlled light output with no ongoing maintenance and consumable costs.
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