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Light Meters for UV Light
Measure the intensity of UV light to track equipment performance and ensure safety. These meters are often used in sterilization systems, curing applications—such as coatings and adhesives—and for monitoring blue-light UV radiation from welding equipment. All have a data hold function, allowing you to keep measurements on the screen so you have time to write them down. To preserve battery life, they shut off automatically. These meters are CE marked as meeting European safety standards.
Always wear UV-protective glasses and clothing when collecting measurements. These meters are not for use with lasers.
Light Meters for UV-A/UV-C
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Meters for UV-A and UV-C wavelengths measure with two sensors, one for long-wave light and one for short-wave light. An included SD card stores timestamped readings in Excel format for transfer to a PC. Save and retrieve the high and low measurements you’ve taken using the minimum/maximum memory feature. The built-in tilt stand props these meters up, so you don’t have to hold them.
For UV-A Wavelength | For UV-C Wavelength | Light Meters | Light Meters with Calibration Certificate | ||||||||||
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Range, nm | Light Measurement Range, µW/cm² | Range, nm | Light Measurement Range, mW/cm² | Accuracy | Light Sensor Cable Lg., ft. | Batteries Included | Features | Includes | Each | Each | |||
| 280 to 390 | 0 to 2,000 | 240 to 280 | 0 to 20 | -4% to 4% | 3 | Yes | Auto Power Off, Built-In Tilt Stand, Data Hold, Min./Max. Memory, Storage for up to 99 readings | 1 GB SD Card, AC Adapter, Case | 0000000 | 0000000 | 0000000 | 000000000 | |
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Plug a thermocouple probe into meters for UV-A and UV-C wavelengths to measure surface temperature. These probes are often used in curing applications to make sure material has reached the required temperature.
