Broadband lamps & plasma sources
Photocatalysis Xenon Light Sources
A 300 W xenon illumination platform with adjustable lamp power, constant optical-power operation and a timed shutter. Choose the standard or UV-enhanced source around the reaction and filtering requirements.
Best suited to
Photocatalysis, photochemistry and controlled broadband irradiation of research samples.
Selecting a configuration
Specify the useful spectral band, irradiated area and working distance. Add the required filters and measure irradiance at the actual sample plane.
Measurement & configuration
- Adjustable 180–320 W lamp power.
- Constant optical-power mode and timed shutter.
- Adjustable 50 mm nominal output beam and source height.
Plan the signal path
- 1Xenon illumination
- 2Filter & timed shutter
- 3Photochemical sample
Specifications
| Nominal lamp power | 300 W |
|---|---|
| Published optical output | 50 W |
| Optical instability | <1% |
| Optical-axis height | 70–220 mm |
| Average divergence | 5° |
| Source dimensions / mass | 341 × 244 × 290 mm / 11 kg |
Standard and UV-enhanced versions
| Model | Spectral range | Output below 390 nm |
|---|---|---|
| Sirius-300P | 320–2500 nm | 2.6 W |
| Sirius-300PU | 200–2500 nm | 6.6 W |
Configuration note: This is the photocatalysis lamp family. A certified solar-simulator classification is not claimed for these configurations.
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Send the wavelength interval, signal level, timing and sample requirements for your experiment.