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CoolLED pE-300white- Multi Channel Fluorescence

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CoolLED’s pE-300white offers intense, broad-spectrum LED illumination for fluorescence microscopy that is perfect for hospital and regular research laboratory environments. The system is a mercury-free alternative that is safer, more controllable and precise than traditional bulb illumination options.  Spectral coverage is from the UV (DAPI excitation) to the red region (Cy5 excitation).







The pE-300white is a compact and simple to use LED illuminator for microscopes.  It provides a broad spectrum of illumination, covering the excitation bands of common fluorophores such as DAPI, CFP, Aqua, FITC, TRITC, TxRed, Cy5 and many more.  Operation is by a manual control pod with instant on/off and irradiance control from 0-100%, with remote control available via USB or TTL trigger.

Direct fit or liquid light guide

There are two pE-300white configuration options: direct fit or liquid light guide. The direct fit variant delivers higher irradiance and reduces the cost to buy and run thanks to fewer consumables.

Fast multi-channel imaging

An additional benefit of the pE-300white is that fluorophores can be viewed either individually or in combination, without filter cube changes.  This makes it ideal for use with multi-band filter sets as the screening process can be simplified when fewer filter cubes are used.  Independent control of the three LED wavebands allows control of the level of excitation of each fluorophore independently on a multi-stained sample, potentially removing the need for single-band filter sets altogether.

Energy efficiency for cost-saving sustainability

When it comes to making labs safer and more sustainable, LED microscope lighting is an attractive option when compared to old toxic mercury or metal halide lamps. All three channels of the pE-300white at full power use just 60 Watts, which is even lower than other LED technology which uses 120 to 350 Watts.

Features-

Performance
  • Remote control via USB or TTL trigger
  • Clean bright illumination across the spectrum: excites common fluorophores
  • Three LEDs
  • Instant on/off:No shutters required, no warm up or cool down
  • Stable and repeatable: reliable and consistent results
  • Precise irradiance control in 1% steps (0-100%): no ND filters required
Convenience
  • Specify for existing single and multi-band filter sets: no need to buy new filters
  • Simple to fit, simple to use: no alignment, a once only adjustment
  • Wide range of microscope adaptors: fits most microscopes

 



The pE-300 range has three models-





 



To download a data sheet click here- download data sheet



 



Suitable for most Leica, Olympus, Nikon and Zeiss microscopes- please ask us about the adapters needed.



 

Shipping is by courier and takes typically 2-5 days but this can alter.
Please phone us on +44 (0)1284 789697 or email us for current delivery times.

Request a quotation for bulk orders by emailing sales@gtvision.co.uk

If you have any questions about this model, complete the form below or email us at sales@gtvision.co.uk

- Because we supply microscopes from a wide variety of brands and manufacturers, we can offer expert advice on which microscope model is best suited for your application and budget without bias towards a particular brand.

- We provide tailor-built systems to match your specific requirements and budget.

- Expert support pre and post purchase.- For a full system solution, we also supply microscope cameras and software (again from a wide choice of brands).

- We can retro-fit cameras and illumination systems, including modern LED fluorescence illuminators, to most models and ages of existing microscopes. We also have in-house engineering capabilities for particularly unique requirements.