Light controllers

Light controllers

Light controllers power and dim your LED lights and sync them to the camera trigger. Analog controllers use a knob; digital controllers add per-channel brightness settings, strobe and serial control from the PC or PLC.

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LS-CTL-0152Analog controller, 2 ch, 65 W 224V65 Wanalog knobLevel Trigger-$209.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0151Analog controller, 2 ch, 40 W 224V40 WAnalog knob (stepless)Level Trigger-$189.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0154Analog controller, 4 ch, 120 W 4-120 Wanalog knobLevel Trigger-$289.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0094Mini analog point light controller, 1 ch, input voltage 24V 1--analog knobEdge + Level Trigger24V$159.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0093Mini analog point light controller, 1 ch, input voltage 5V 1--analog knobEdge + Level Trigger5V$159.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0092Mini analog controller, 24V, 1 ch 1Constant voltage 24 V-analog knobEdge + Level Trigger-$159.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0503Strobe line light controller, Total output power 1000W/48V, 4 channels (CH1/2 dual connector, CH3/4 single connector) -48 VDC-GigEExternal trigger and internal trigger180 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$759.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0504Strobe line light controller, Total output power 2400W/48V, 4 channels (CH1/2 dual connector, CH3/4 single connector) -48 VDC-GigEExternal trigger and internal trigger180 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$1,379.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0575Digital constant-voltage light controller, Strobe overdrive, 200W, 2 channels, 12M-2B interface, With GigE port -48 VDC-RS-232, GigEExternal trigger and internal trigger100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$349.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0576Digital constant-voltage light controller, Strobe overdrive, 200W, 4 channels, SMR-03V-B connector, With GigE port -48 VDC-RS-232, GigEExternal trigger and internal trigger100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$449.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0564LE202 programmable series, Constant-voltage output / 24 VDC, 1 channel, With GigE port 1 channel24 VDC-UDP-100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$199.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0571Digital constant-current light controller, 10W, 2 channels, SMR-03V-B connector, Spot light controller 2 channels5 VDC-RS-232-100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$339.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0572Digital constant-current light controller, 20W, 4 channels, SMR-03V-B connector, Spot light controller 4 channels5 VDC-RS-232-100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$439.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0573Digital constant-current light controller, 125W, 6 channels, SMR-03V-B connector, Spot light controller 6 channels24 VDC-RS-232-100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$559.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0497Line light controller -Constant voltage 24 V-RS-232External trigger and internal trigger24 VDC$239.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-05652.5D programmable light controller, 600 W power, Single channel 1 channel24 VDC-UDP-100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$229.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0499Digital constant-current light controller, 300W, 2 channels, 19M-6G connector, Line light controller -48 VDC-RS-232, RJ45External trigger and internal trigger100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$409.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0502Analog constant-current light controller, 600W, 2 channels, 20M-4K connector, Line light controller -24 VDC-RS-232External trigger and internal trigger100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$259.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0501Analog constant-current light controller, 600W, 2 channels, 19M-6G connector, Line light controller -48 VDC-RS-232External trigger and internal trigger180 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$259.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0498Analog constant-current light controller, 300W, 1 channel, 20M-4K connector, Line light controller -24 VDC-RS-232External trigger and internal trigger100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$209.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0304Light controller, Digital, Constant-voltage output, Total output power 200 W, 8 channels, Up to 72 W per channel -24 VDC-RS-232/RJ45 Ethernet portExternal trigger supported100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$619.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0500Analog constant-current light controller, 600W, 1 channel, 19M-6G connector, Line light controller -48 VDC-RS-232External trigger and internal trigger180 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$229.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0301Light controller, Digital, Constant-voltage output, Total output power 120 W, 6 channels, Up to 72 W per channel -24 VDC-RS-232External trigger supported100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$529.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
LS-CTL-0300Light controller, Digital, Constant-voltage output, Total output power 60 W, 4 channels, Up to 60 W per channel -24 VDC-RS-232External trigger supported100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz$439.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks

How to choose a machine vision light controller

1. Channels

One channel drives one light at its own brightness. Count the lights that must be set or switched separately: a ring plus a backlight need two channels; a multi-angle setup that takes several images in sequence needs one channel per angle. 2-channel, 4-channel and 8-channel controllers cover most stations.

2. Power per channel

Add up the power of the lights on each channel and keep a margin: a controller rated for less current than the light draws runs it dim or shuts down. High-power line and spot lights may need a high-power controller.

3. Constant, strobe or overdrive

Constant light suits slow or stationary parts. Strobing flashes the light only during the exposure, from the camera or sensor trigger: it freezes moving parts, keeps the LEDs cool and lets the controller drive short pulses above the continuous rating (overdrive) for more light. Check the trigger input, the shortest pulse and the delay between trigger and flash.

4. How it is set

Manual knobs suit fixed setups; RS-232 or Ethernet control lets the vision software change brightness per inspection step and store recipes. Analog dimming takes a 0-10 V signal from a PLC.

5. Voltage and connectors

Match the output voltage to the lights (24 V DC for almost every light here) and check the connector, or plan an adapter cable. Lights and controllers from the same range plug together directly.