Light Meter

SKU:
HD4202
Item weight:
0,50 kg
  • Integrated multi-sensor unit (LUX, UV, UVA, blue, IR, IR irradiance)
  • Simple & secure connection
  • Autonomous and programmable datalogger
  • User-friendly software for data analysis and management
  • Standards compliance
4.917,08 € *
  • Available
  • : 11 - 13 Workdays  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
SKU:
LP471BLUE
  • Accessory for the HD 2302.0 Photo-Radiometer
  • Measuring range: 1.0 · 10-3 to 2,000 W/m²
  • Sensor for measuring the irradiance in the spectral band of blue light
  • 386,75 € *
    • Available
    • : ca. 3 weeks  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
    SKU:
    LP471LUM2
  • Accessory for the HD 2302.0 Photo- Radiometer
  • Measuring range: 1.0 to 1999.9·10³ cd/m²
  • Sensor measures luminance like a human eye
  • 447,44 € *
    • Available
    • : ca. 3 weeks  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
    SKU:
    LP471P-A
  • Accessory for the HD 2302.0 Photo- Radiometer
  • Measuring range illluminance: 0.10 to 199,990 lux
  • Measuring range UVA irradiance: 1,0 mW/m²... 2.000 W/m²
  • UV spectral range: 315 to 400nm
  • Suitable for non-destructive material measurements by ISO 3059:2001
  • 587,86 € *
    • Available
    • : ca. 3 weeks  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
    SKU:
    LP471PAR
  • Accessory for the HD 2302.0 Photo-Radiometer
  • Measuring range: 0.1 to 10,000 µmol · m-2s-1
  • Measurements of photosynthesis activity, radiation (PAR), Langley radiation
  • 504,56 € *
    • Available
    • : ca. 3 weeks  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
    SKU:
    LP471RAD
    • Accessory for the HD 2302.0 Photo-Radiometer
    • Measuring range: 1.0 · 10-3 to 2,000 W/m²
    • Spectral range: 400 to 1050nm
    270,13 € *
    • Available
    • : ca. 3 weeks  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
    SKU:
    LP471-SILI-PYRA
  • Accessory for the HD 2302.0 Photo- Radiometer
  • Measuring range: 1.0 · 10-3 to 2,000 W/m²
  • Sensor for the measurement of the global sun radiation
  • suitable for efficiency control of photovoltaic panels
  • 405,79 € *
    • Available
    • : ca. 3 weeks  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
    SKU:
    LP471UVA
    • Accessory for the HD 2302.0 Photo-Radiometer
    • Measuring range: 1.0 · 10-3 mW/m² to 2,000 W/m²
    • Spectral range: 315 to 400nm
    • Sensor for the control of UV lamps in cosmetic tanning systems
    • to check the control of cosmetic tanning systems
    447,44 € *
    • Available
    • : ca. 3 weeks  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
    SKU:
    LP471UVB
    • Accessory for the HD-2302-0 Photo-Radiometer
    • Measuring range: 1.0 · 10-3 mW/m² to 2,000 W/m²
    • Spectral range: 280 to 315nm
    • Application with psoriasis light treatment by UVB lamps
    386,75 € *
    • Available
    • : ca. 3 weeks  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
    SKU:
    LPS050P0
    Item weight:
    1,40 kg
    • Robust housing
    • Accurate & reliable
    • Easy to setup & quick to install
    • According to ISO standard
    • Passive analog output

     

    2.709,63 € *
    • Available
    • : 11 - 13 Workdays  (DE - int. shipments may differ)
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    The Light Meter: An Essential Tool for Measuring Brightness

    A light meter is a specialized measuring instrument used to determine the intensity of light in a given environment. It provides precise information about illuminance and allows for an accurate analysis of lighting conditions. In many areas, whether in private or professional settings, an accurate measurement of light intensity using a light meter is crucial. Light not only influences general well-being but also plays a decisive role in productivity and safety. A light meter enables the determination of exact brightness levels, allowing for precise adjustments to lighting conditions.

    How Does a Light Meter Work?

    A light meter operates by measuring light intensity through specialized sensors capable of detecting visible light in an environment. The illuminance is measured in a defined unit, usually in lux. Such a light meter works with high accuracy and can provide reliable data both indoors and outdoors. The sensors in the light meter respond to brightness and convert it into measurable electrical signals, which are then displayed on a screen. This information helps optimize lighting conditions and ensure they meet the specific requirements of the respective environment.

    Applications of a Light Meter

    The applications of a light meter are diverse, ranging from everyday household use to professional applications in industry and architecture. In photography and film production, it is indispensable for ensuring proper lighting for shoots. It is also used in work environments to verify that lighting is adequate and meets legal requirements. Additionally, in architecture, light measurement plays a crucial role in optimally illuminating spaces and integrating natural light into design. Moreover, light meters are used in museums and art galleries to protect sensitive exhibits from excessive exposure.

    The Importance of Accurate Light Measurement with a Light Meter

    Precise light measurement is essential in many areas. It allows for optimal lighting adjustments and ensures that there is neither excessive nor insufficient illumination. This is particularly important because light significantly affects human well-being and performance. In work environments, proper lighting can enhance concentration and prevent fatigue. At the same time, it contributes to safety by making potential hazards visible. Even in private spaces, accurate light measurement can help improve living conditions and create a comfortable atmosphere. A light meter provides the necessary data to tailor lighting to individual needs.