Leica EL6000 Fluorescence Light Source Microscope Illuminator

Leica EL6000 Fluorescence Light Source Microscope Illuminator

Brand: Lindquist
SKU: 52270u
2000.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Leica EL6000 Fluorescence Light Source The Leica EL6000 is a high-intensity metal halide fluorescence illuminator engineered for stability, brightness, and longevity. Designed to provide consistent illumination across a wide spectral range, the EL6000 is compatible with a wide variety of Leica fluorescence microscopes and filter cubes. Its fiber optic delivery system and compact design make it an ideal solution for advanced fluorescence imaging in life science and clinical labs. Condition Refurbished/Used This product has been inspected and verified to meet manufacturer specifications. Key Features Metal Halide Light Source: Delivers intense, broad-spectrum illumination for fluorescence applications. Fiber Optic Output (Not Included): Supports liquid light guides for reduced vibration and heat near the microscope. High Stability & Long Lamp Life: Provides stable output with minimal flicker for reliable fluorescence imaging. Compact Footprint: Space-saving design integrates easily into existing microscope setups. Microscope Compatibility: Works with Leica and other major microscope systems via standard adapters (not included). Applications Fluorescence microscopy Live-cell imaging Immunofluorescence Pathology and cell biology Multi-channel imaging Specifications Specification Value Model Leica EL6000 Light Source Type Metal halide Spectral Range ~340–700 nm (broad-spectrum fluorescence) Output Delivery Liquid light guide (not included) Lamp Life Up to 2,000 hours (typical) Cooling Active internal cooling fan Control Interface Front panel with shutter and intensity control Compatibility Leica fluorescence microscopes, adaptable to others Power Requirements 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz

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