Power Supply for the Ray II 3D scanner
The Artec Ray II 3D scanner is designed with versatility in mind, offering both battery-powered operation and the option to connect to an external power supply for extended use.
Features
Power Supply Options:
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Internal Battery Operation:
- The Ray II is equipped with two internal rechargeable Li-Ion batteries (model AEB364), each weighing approximately 340 grams. These batteries typically provide up to 4 hours of scanning time.
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External Power Supply:
- For prolonged scanning sessions beyond the battery life, the Ray II can be powered using an external AC adapter (model GEV282). This allows continuous operation without the need to swap or recharge internal batteries.
What our Expect Think
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Reliable Power Source – Ensures consistent and stable power for the Artec Ray II scanner.
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Optimized for Performance – Designed specifically for the Artec Ray II to maintain peak efficiency.
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Safe & Durable – Built-in protection against overvoltage, overheating, and short circuits.
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Essential for Extended Use – Ideal for long scanning sessions without relying on battery power.
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Compact & Portable – Easy to transport for fieldwork or on-site scanning projects.
Q&A
Q: What is the Artec Ray II Power Supply?
A: The Artec Ray II Power Supply is an official replacement or additional power adapter designed to provide continuous power to the Artec Ray II Long-Range (LIDAR) 3D Scanner.
Q: Is this power supply compatible with all Artec scanners?
A: No, it is specifically designed for the Artec Ray II and may not work with other Artec models.
Q: Can it be used for extended scanning sessions?
A: Yes, it allows for uninterrupted operation, making it ideal for long-duration scanning projects.
Q: Does it support international voltage?
A: Most Artec power supplies are multi-voltage (110V-240V) for worldwide compatibility, but it’s best to confirm the specifications before purchase.
Q: Does this include a power cable?
A: Yes, it typically includes the necessary power cable, but check product details for confirmation.
Maintenance Tips
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Use a Compatible Outlet – Ensure the power source matches the recommended voltage to prevent damage.
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Keep Cables Organized – Avoid tangling or bending wires to prevent wear and tear.
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Store in a Dry Environment – Keep away from moisture and extreme temperatures to maintain longevity.
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Inspect for Damage – Regularly check for frayed wires or loose connections and replace if necessary.
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Unplug When Not in Use – Disconnect from power when idle to prevent overheating and extend lifespan.
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