Fiberstars Illuminators: the most powerful, dependable and effective fiber optic light sources in the world!

The 601 illuminator is one of the brightest models. It uses a 250W HID lamp/ patented dichroic reflector to produce bright, cool light for fiber optic lighting systems. The 250W metal halide is rated for 2000 Hours.

The 601 illuminator is U.L. Listed for wall and floor mount in damp locations. It can normally accommodate 300 fibers in an optical port. Each illuminator comes with an optical port and a lamp.

Color changes are achieved with optional 4 or 8 color wheel. Possible applications include neon-like decorative accents, downlighting, display cases, cove and under-water lighting or any indoor applications.

The 405N illuminator is the most popular illuminator model. Housed in a compact, easy access enclosure, this illuminator is U.L. Listed for damp locations.

This illuminator normally accomodates 300 fibers in an optical port. Each illuminator comes with an optical port and a lamp. Brilliant light is transmitted into the fiber optic cable with 150W metal halide lamp/patented reflector combination. This 150W metal halide lamp is rated 6000 hours.

The 405N illuminator uses a 3000 K or 4000 K lamp. Dramatic color changes are achieved with 4 or 8 color color wheel . Possible applications include recessed down-lighting, display lighting, step lighting, cove lighting, starlit ceiling, decorative signage and glass block lighting.

This FS11L illuminator is a compact, quiet light source for use with fiber optic lighting systems. It uses a 75W quartz halogen lamp with 3000 K color temperature and is U.L. Listed for damp location. It creates dramatic color changes with an optional 4 or 8 color wheel.

The FS11L normally accommodates 300 fibers in an optical port. Each illuminator comes with an optical port and lamp. This illuminator was designed specially for use in display cases or point-of- purchase displays. It also works well for end-lit signs such as starry skies effect in the ceiling design using multiple points of light.