Overview
The only UV stationery LED light with a 3-YEAR WARRANTY, designed to work 24x7.
UV LED stationery inspection lamp, GX Orion, is a modular system that can be used to cover large areas. There are three different models to choose from,
(a) remote controlled with multiple UV intensities,
(b) UV on/off button only, and (c) UV and visible light on/off buttons only.
Claims by chinese manufacturers that LEDs only last 1-1.5 years and offer parts for self maintenance are inaccurate. The difference is quality. Four years after its launch, GX Orion has a track record of ZERO failed LEDs. We have you covered with a 3 year warranty and service centers worldwide.
Have a look at our GX Orion video for more details.
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Description
There are three different GX Orion stationery UV LED models (Remote, UV & WH and UV only) producing different intensities and tested to comply with a number of NDT standards. All 3 models come as AC (Mains) powered and are modular devices able to connect as many extension modules as you may require to increase the covered area in your station.
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Orion REMOTE (PN: L3100) has been tested to comply with both ASTM E3022-18 and ISO 3059-12 standards. It generates an intensity that can be adjusted to vary from approximately 1 500 to 7 000 μw/cm2 at 38 cm (15 inches). It has a powerful white light that can generate 1 000 lux (93 fc) at 30 cm (12 inches). A remote control allows you to switch on/off the UV and White Light, change the intensity and set up the timer from up to 5 meters (16 feet) away. Ask for Extension unit with PN: L3104 that has both UV and white light.
GX Orion UV & WH (PN: L3101) has been tested to comply with both ASTM E3022-18 and ISO 3059-12 standards. It generates an intensity of approximately 7 000 μw/cm2 at 38 cm (15 inches). It has a powerful white light that can generate 1 000 lux (93 fc). This model does not have a remote, it comes with one UV and one white light ON/OFF button. Ask for Extension unit with PN: L3104 that has both UV and white light.
GX Orion UV only (PN:L3102) has been tested to comply with both ASTM E3022-18 and ISO 3059-12 standards as well as with the internal requirements of all PRIMES listed on our website, including Rolls-Royce RRES 90061 and Airbus AITM6-1001. It generates an intensity of approximately 4 500 μw/cm2 at 38 cm (15 inches). This model does not have a remote, it comes with one UV ON/OFF button. Ask for Extension unit with PN: L3105 that has only UV light.
If you are looking for a UV LED handheld light please read about MB 2.0 Series and/or BB 2.0 Series. If you are looking for a UV LED flashlight for quick inspections please read about UVG3 2.0 Series. If you are looking for a UV meter please consider a wireless meter, Apollo 2.0.
Features
Modular stationery UV system that allows you to design the desired covered area by mounting together multiple units. GX Orion is the only stationery UV LED system on the market that is remote controlled and certified with an ingress protection marking of IP68 Waterproof, making it an extremely useful tool for inspection areas with excessive liquids.
The GX Series family of products has been specifically designed to meet the ASTM E3022-18 and ISO 3059-12 standards as well requirements set by the PRIMES. The optics used in the GX Series meet the Rolls-Royce RRES 90061 specification. The beam profile of the UV light is extremely homogeneous without any footprints showing from the LEDs, shades, dark spots or other disturbing defects. We have a light for everyone.
All GX Orion models have a built-in PLC interface designed to connect to your PLC system. You can choose a “mother” or an “Extension” GX Orion unit, with or without remote panel, with or without on/off power switches and still be able to monitor the unit completely through your computer via the PLC interface. Or just add a pedal or a push button for convenience.
Have a look at our GX Orion video for more details.
