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Vision Light With Hidden Strobe

By John Sprovieri
Smart Vision Lights RHI200-DO Lightgistics series light

Image courtesy of Smart Vision Lights

September 20, 2024

The RHI200-DO Lightgistics series light features 64 LEDs in a 205 by 205-millimeter ring for intense uniform lighting at long working distances of up to 2,000 millimeters. Equipped with hidden strobe technology, the light delivers all the advantages of strobing without the disturbance and disorientation often linked to LED strobe lights.

The light specifically addresses the challenges of accurate, high-speed bar code reading and optical character recognition (OCR) on highly reflective plastic wraps and shipping bags. Dual OverDrive technology allow engineers to easily attach polarizers that maximize light output in high-speed conveyor systems.

The light’s integrated camera mount fits most common machine vision cameras, and the light can be directly connected and controlled through a camera’s trigger output. The light’s onboard charging capacitors ensure powerful bursts of energy while maintaining a low consistent electrical draw. The IP65-rated light operates at working distances of 500 to 2,000 millimeters.

Smart Vision Lights
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This article was originally posted on www.assemblymag.com.
KEYWORDS: vision systems

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