Lightning Forensic Light FLS 5000

Forensic Light

The Lightning Powder Forensic Light FLS 5000 is undoubtedly the best forensic light source system available today for use by technical investigators. This powerful forensic light features a 360 Watt Quartz halogen lamp, which makes it the highest power light source till date. With a lever ejected quick change lamp mount and a tripod-ready mount, it becomes highly suitable for rough and tough field usage.

The Lightning Powder Forensic Light FLS 5000 is equipped with a patented internal filter wheel. It is provided to you with a 485 nm, 530 nm, and 570 nm filter to allow you to work on six different wavelengths. You can illuminate this device with an open aperture or light guide.

Features:

• Highest power light source available
• Adjustable output power/color temperature
• 360 Watt Quartz halogen lamp
• Lever ejected quick change lamp mount
• Patented Internal filter wheel
• Optimum selection of 6 wavelenghts
• Highest IR output power available
• Extra rugged and compact for field use
• Illuminate with open aperture or light guide
• Weight: 8 pounds (3.6 Kg)
• Dimensions: 9 1/2" x 7" x 5" (24.2 cm x 17.8 cm x 12.7 cm)
• Tripod-ready mount
• Lever-ejected, quick-change lamp mount
• Instructions
• Two pairs forensic examination goggles (orange & red)
• Warranty: one year parts and labor

Standard filters:

• 485 nm filter

Excellent excitation source for fluorescent powders and dyes, physiological fluid detection and location of fibers and other trace evidence.

• 530 nm filter

Many Law Enforcement agencies report that this is the filter to use first! Use as a broad scan for virtually all types of evidence. Perfect for most fluorescent powders and dyes. Photographers select this filter for oblique lighting of dimensional contrast photography.

• 570 nm filter

This selection has been proven the best for detection and documentation of DFO developed ridge detail on many paper surfaces that exhibit high background fluorescence. Document examiners judge this wavelength necessary for ink comparison and detection of altered documents. Thin layer chromatography plates exhibit increased levels of fluorescence when viewed under this wavelength.