GLE-M COLOR MATCHING LUMINAIRES

Ideal for:

Printing & Packaging Paints
Inks Textiles
Plastics Paper
Automotive Furniture
Appliances

Included Standardized Light Sources:

  • Artificial Daylight (D50, D65, or D75)
  • Store Light (CWF or TL84)
  • Home Light (Incandescent A)
  • Optional Source on GLE-M5/32 (TL83 3000K standard)
  • Ultraviolet (BLB)

Precise light source control at the push of a button. The luminaire’s control panel provides “instant on” standardized light source selection plus easy-to-use Automatic Light Source Sequencing. Buttons illuminate to indicate which light source in use. The GTI ColorGuard II indicates hours used and hours until relamp for all sources.

Ideal for any sample size, the unique design of the GLE-M series allows you to operate up to 8 overhead luminaires with a single remote control. The GLE-M4/32 (or GLE-M5/32) is used for single luminaire installation and includes the advanced “soft-touch” digital lamp control and the GTI ColorGuard II lamp timing center. Remote control and multiple unit installations are easily accommodated.

(Note: Remote control and multiple unit applications require special models. Contact Konica Minolta Sensing for details.)

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Model Description Dimensions (H × W × D) Electrical* Shipping
GLE-M4/32 4 source Luminaire w/GTI ColorGuard II 3.5" × 52" × 30" (9 cm × 132 cm × 76 cm) 420 watts 55 lbs (25 kgs)
GLE-M5/32 5 source Luminaire w/GTI ColorGuard II 3.5" × 52" × 30" (9 cm × 132 cm × 76 cm) 420 watts 60 lbs (27 kgs)
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Case Studies:

Clemson University: Understanding and Controlling Color
With the increasing diversity of products, product recognition is becoming more important. Along with product design, color is one of the major factors in creating a product image. It has a great effect on market appeal and sales.
The average consumer will not accept the color ranges that were the industry standard ten years ago. They are always searching for a better product - one that gives them the desired properties with a minimum of variation. Because of these requirements, companies are becoming increasingly concerned about color.