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HOUSE LIGHT - MOUSE
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This module contains a lamp with a partially open hood that may be installed to shine down on the cage area or directed upward to reflect indirect lighting from the top of the cage.
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HOUSE LIGHT - RAT
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This module contains a lamp with a partially open hood that may be installed to shine down on the cage area or directed upward to reflect indirect lighting from the top of the cage.
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HOUSE LIGHT LED - RAT
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Now your test cages can “GO GREEN”! The House Lights and High Bright Stimulus Cues for the mouse and rat cages are now available with white LED bulbs. The LED bulbs used in these modules can also be used in your existing house light and cue lights. The advantage of using LED bulbs is the longer life span, estimated to be 20 to 30 times that of an incandescent bulb, and the reduced energy required to operate these bulbs, about 20% of the current required to operate the incandescent bulbs in these modules. The LED bulbs operate on the same -24 to -30 Volt DC signals as the standard House Lights and High Bright Stimulus Cues.
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TRIPLE CUE LAMP - MOUSE
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Contains 3 LEDs: red, green, and yellow. It is usually used in conjunction with a response lever for general cueing and discrimination.
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TRIPLE CUE LAMP - RAT
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Contains 3 LEDs: red, green, and yellow. It is usually used in conjunction with a response lever for general cueing and discrimination.
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SINGLE HIGH BRIGHT CUE - MOUSE
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The High-Bright Cue has an incandescent bulb that produces white light. It is used where the extra brightness is required to make subject attention more probable.
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SINGLE HIGH-BRIGHT CUE - MOUSE LED
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Now your test cages can “GO GREEN”! The House Lights and High Bright Stimulus Cues for the mouse and rat cages are now available with white LED bulbs. The LED bulbs used in these modules can also be used in your existing house light and cue lights. The advantage of using LED bulbs is the longer life span, estimated to be 20 to 30 times that of an incandescent bulb, and the reduced energy required to operate these bulbs, about 20% of the current required to operate the incandescent bulbs in these modules. The LED bulbs operate on the same -24 to -30 Volt DC signals as the standard House Lights and High Bright Stimulus Cues.
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SINGLE HIGH-BRIGHT CUE - MOUSE RED LENS
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Mouse Single High Bright Cue with a red lens cover.
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SINGLE HIGH-BRIGHT CUE - RAT
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The High-Bright Cue has an incandescent bulb that produces white light. It is used where the extra brightness is required to make subject attention more probable.
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SINGLE HIGH-BRIGHT CUE - RAT LED
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Now your test cages can “GO GREEN”! The House Lights and High Bright Stimulus Cues for the mouse and rat cages are now available with white LED bulbs. The LED bulbs used in these modules can also be used in your existing house light and cue lights. The advantage of using LED bulbs is the longer life span, estimated to be 20 to 30 times that of an incandescent bulb, and the reduced energy required to operate these bulbs, about 20% of the current required to operate the incandescent bulbs in these modules. The LED bulbs operate on the same -24 to -30 Volt DC signals as the standard House Lights and High Bright Stimulus Cues.
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