The public catalog does not list a discontinued LuxMV model or an end date. If a light already in a machine uses an older LuxMV code, send that code. LuxMV will identify whether a current series is a candidate. A similar name is not a drop-in replacement.
Open the matching series, then send the part or the images.
There is no table of end dates, because the catalog data used for the public site has no discontinued flag and no final-ship date. Publishing a guessed date would be wrong. The useful record is the code on your label plus the current series that might be compared.
Start from the geometry the old light was doing, then open the current series. These links are comparison points, not approved substitutes.
| If the installed light was | Current series to compare | Still have to check |
|---|---|---|
| A ring around the lens | LXV-RN | Inner diameter, angle group, colour, connector |
| A bar from the side | LXV-4BR | Length, angle, mounting, power |
| On-axis, through a beam splitter | LXV-3COH | Aperture, working distance, face flatness |
| A dome over a glossy curve | LXV-3DM | Opening for the lens, part height |
| Low angle around a small face | LXV-FPR | Diameter from the published 50 to 230 mm sizes |
Send the code on the label. LuxMV names the current family and the drawing that matches that light.
Send the code printed on the light, a photo of the label and the connector, the supply voltage, the mounting space, and what the light is inspecting. LuxMV can then say whether a current series is a mechanical or optical candidate.
No. A similar name does not mean the same length, angle, connector, or controller. Compare the drawing and the inspection result before changing the bill of materials.
