ECO Farm LED Photometer LX1332B Digital Lux Illuminance Meter

• An illuminance meter (also called an illuminance meter or illuminance meter) is a measuring instrument that can simply and quickly measure the real and non-subjective illuminance of the environment. The unit of measurement is lux (lx). It contains a photocell that captures light and converts it into electrical pulses, which are interpreted and represented on the display or pointer with the corresponding lux scale. This digital illuminance meter provides accurate and easy-to-use functions. This digital illuminance meter uses advanced detection technology to measure the light level within a fraction of a second. Use it to measure the level of light sources such as fluorescence, metal halides, high-pressure sodium, and incandescent lamps!
• With data hold function and LUX switch.
• Bottom screw design allow to be used with tripod when necessary.
• Mini lux meter with stable, safe and reliable measurement.
  

Measuring range: 0.1Lux~200,000Lux

0.01FC~20,000FC

High accuracy in measuring, fast reflection time

Data hold function

Symbol and unit display for easy reading

Zero automatically

Display: 3 1/2 digits LCD display, maximum display value 1999

Range selection: 200Lux, 2,000Lux, 20,000Lux,200,000Lux

20FC,200FC,2,000FC,20,000FC

20,000Lux range: reading×10

200,00Lux range: reading×100

20,000FC range: reading×10

- Display: 3 1/2 digits LCD display

- Power: 9V battery (not include)

- Ranges: 0.1-200/2,000/20,000/200,000 Lux; 0.01-20/200/2,000/20,000 FC

- Accuracy: +/-4% 10 digits (0-20,000 lux) / +/-5% 10 digits (over 20,000 Lux)

- Repeatability: +/-2%

- Temperature Characteristic: +/-0.1%C

- Photodetector type: Silicone Photo Diode with Filter

- Operating temperature: 32-104 degrees F (0-40 degrees C)

- Sampling time: 2 times/sec

- Battery life: 200 hours (estimated)

- Dimensions: 185 x 68 x 38mm

- Photo Detector Dimensions: 100 x 60 x 28 mm

Dimension: 185*68*38mm

Weight: 128g (without battery)

- Over load: Indication of +/-1

1. Do not measure in high temperatures or high-temperature places.

2. When in use, the light detector should be kept clean.

3. The light source test reference level is at the top of the light-receiving sphere.

4. The sensitivity of the photodetector will decrease due to the conditions of use or time. It is recommended to calibrate the meter regularly to maintain basic accuracy.