Black Adjustable 144 LED Ring Light for Stereo Microscopes - Dimmable Illuminator with Bright Lighting for Lab, Jewelry & Electronics Inspection (144-LED)
$20.24
$26.99
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Black Adjustable 144 LED Ring Light for Stereo Microscopes - Dimmable Illuminator with Bright Lighting for Lab, Jewelry & Electronics Inspection (144-LED)
$20.24
$26.99
25% Off
Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Product Specification:Connection size: 63.5mm Working distance: 50- voltage: 12V DC＜4W Light hole diameter:60.5mm Features & Benefits: 1 144 bright white LED bulbs. 2 Variable buit-in intensity control. 3 Brightness is adjustable from 0-100%. 4 Inside diameter of the ring light:2.5’’(63 mm). 5 Power voltage:100-240V/50HZ,60HZ auto switching. 6 An ideal durable cool light source for all stereo microscopes. Package Includes: One 144-LED Ring Light One Power Adapter Gross Weight : 0.25KG
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Features
☞Compact design with built-in dimmer control.
☞With UL certificaiton aprroval,U.S standard plug.
☞Contact us if you have any quality problems.
☞Power supplies 110V-240V/50HZ,60HZ auto switching.
☞144 LED ring light provides cool,strong focus without shadow illumination.
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Verified Buyer
5
I don't see any difference between this one and the AmScope branded light for double the price. I've only had it a couple of weeks, but not shadow problems or anything. The little rubber tips touted as protecting the scope or ring are a bit cheesy. They came off immediately, but I used some glue to put them back on and they have been solid since. The AmScope light doesn't have them, so likely not all that big a deal, but I figured I'd use them if they stayed. So far, no issues, but I love the light and do recommend it.
