LIGHTcube Modular Forensic Light Source

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The new modular forensic light source for the laboratory and the crime scene

LIGHTcube forensic light sources are modular, DNA safe and scaleable. They can be scaled and combined in many different ways and are compatible with a number of other systems such as the SCENEview and LABview products. This system was specifically designed for forensic needs and can be used both in the lab and in the crime scene.

Every module has a particular colour of light precisely filtered and optimised for visible and fluorescent evidence detection.   Each light can be adjusted for power intensity and light angle via the control pad on the back of each module.   Multiple modules can be attached to a single handle system and be used at once if desired allowing practitioners to configure the stack of lights for a specfiic task.  The quick connection system on every module makes it easy to quickly and securely attach new modules to a handle system. The handle system itself can be operated with a corded battery pack, or with a battery attached to the handle for a cordless setup. Our handle system can also connect via power cord to an outlet for benchtop use.

LIGHTcubes are designed to be easy to clean and DNA safe, so they are designed without cooling fans and vents that could blow evidence and displace it, or suck in debris that could later contaminate other evidence.

Modules can be ordered individually or as customizable kits. Thanks to their compatibility options, more modules and accessories can always be ordered later.

 

LIGHTcube kits

Crime Scene Kits:

  • Specifically selected to include the light source equipment you need most at a crime scene
  • These kits include light sources commonly used to examine scenes and evidence with a bright white light, and light source options for examining some other frequently encountered evidence like fibres and body fluids. For those who expect to often search for biological evidence, we recommend the biological evidence kits.

DNA/ Biological Evidence Kits:

  • Biological evidence is often encountered at crime scenes and is often present on evidence that arrives at the lab. These kits will provide you with the most practical light sources for working with it.
  • These kits include a variety of light sources useful in searching for and examining biological evidence such as semen, blood, urine, bone fragments, hair, and fibres. They can also be used to enhance the appearance of wounds, such as bite marks, lacerations, and bruising, and help differentiate blood spatter from insect artifacts such as fly spots.

Fingerprint Kits:

  • Fingerprints are one of the most commonly collected types of evidence. Not only will this kit supply you with light sources to help you find prints, you will receive additional light sources ideal for examining prints that have been processed.
  • These kits include a variety of colours that can be used to enhance contrast to change the appearance of shadows, make evidence lighter or darker against a background, or cause prints and other evidence to fluoresce, making it easier to examine and photograph.

Custom Kits:

Don’t see what you’re looking for? We can modify existing kits or help you put together a custom kit with equipment selected specifically for your needs.
All modules and accessories can be ordered individually, but we also offer kits with a variety of pre-selected equipment, chosen for specific applications

 

Kit options

BASIC vs PRO

  • For each application kit, we offer a BASIC version, and a PRO version. All kits come in a sturdy compact carry case and include a basic handle setup, complete with two rechargeable batteries, and any goggles you may need to use your light sources.
  • The PRO kit expands your setup options beyond the basic handle system, and includes our cord adaptor, belt and shoulder strap pouch, tripod adaptor, and camera hot shoe adaptor. The PRO kit greatly expands how you can use your light sources and what you can use them for, both at a crime scene and at a lab.

KIT COLOURS

  • The colours contained in each kit are shown in the chart below. Each number corresponds to the primary wavelength a module emits, aside from the NW 6500 and DL 5000 white lights, where this is the colour temperature. You can always request a custom or additions to a kit as well.
  • For photography using your own camera, you will need the corresponding filters for your light sources. These must be ordered separately, as different cameras require different filter sizes.
  • *IR can be requested, but as specialized camera equipment is needed to use it, it is not included as a standard kit option.
For further information or a demonstration then please do not hesitate to contact us.

Additional Information

Description

The innovative modular forensic light source for the lab or cirme scene

 

 

Frequently asked questions

How long will a LIGHTcube run with a battery connected?

As different LIGHTcube module colours use different amounts of power, each type of module will have a different amount of time that it can run for before the battery needs to be recharged. The amount of time will also vary, depending on the light intensity setting used. For example, an IR light set on the highest intensity setting will run for around 80 minutes, while a cyan light on a lower intensity setting can run for 2 hours. Some modules can run for over 8 hours on the lowest intensity setting. All LIGHTcube kits are delivered with two rechargeable 2Ah batteries, so an empty battery can easily be swapped out with a new full one on the fly. Batteries can be recharged with the charging pack in 20 minutes.

 

What risk class are LIGHTcubes in?

These modules are capable of emitting very intense light. Dazzling effects, as well as thermal and photochemical effects need to be considered regarding risk classification. Modules are assigned to different classes according to DIN EN 62471 defending on their wavelength (colour). The white, red and orange modules are in class 1, while the other modules are in class 2. We err on the side of caution, so some modules that could technically be considered a lower risk class have been placed in a higher one for safety.

Since goggles are generally needed to view evidence, we have specifically mentioned in our documentation that modules in class 2 require SAFETY goggles, not just viewing goggles.

 

How can I adjust the light intensity to make it brighter?

One module alone can emit very intense light. Each module has 5 basic intensity levels that can be adjusted using the panel on the back of each module. In addition, each module is also capable of using a Turbo mode. This Turbo mode drastically increases the light intensity for a full minute before returning to the highest basic level of intensity to prevent overheating. As long as the module is in safe operating temperature range, Turbo mode can be turned on again. If the module becomes too hot, it will not allow Turbo mode to be used until it has cooled to safer operation levels.

In addition to using a single module to adjust intensity, multiple LIGHTcube modules of the same colour can be used together for an even more intense light, thanks to their practical scalable design.

 

What does the F and the M on the LIGHTcube label mean?

LIGHTcubes Modules with different beam angles are labelled differently .For instance, you might see a RBF447 and RBM447. While these both emit 447nm royal blue light, the RBM module emits a medium angle, and the RBF emits a narrow angle. These differences may be hard to see with the naked eye, but the M version will have a less radical intensity change from the centre of the beam to the edge, making it better for photography purposes and better for use with equipment like LABview.

For general search purposes, we recommend using the narrow angle F versions.

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