Light Meters

LM-100 and LM-120 light meters Switch between measurements in lux or foot-candles Measuring range of 20,000 lux or foot-candles Silicon photodiode sensor Data Hold to freeze readings on the display MIN / MAX function Protective sensor cap included Large 3 1/2-digit digital display LM-120 additional features Automatic or digital scale Zero function to null display before a reading Auto power-off function .

RS PRO RS-3809 Light Meter Introducing the RS PRO RS-3809 Light Meter. It’s a great piece of equipment that measures light from visible luminaries equipped with white light LED, fluorescent and many more sources. The ergonomic design and construction of the light meter makes it easy to handle with a tough design, which means it’s suitable for use in harsh environments. It offers an easy to use interface with an extendable cable for the light sensor to increase the ease of use and flexibility across a wide range of applications, making it an essential light measurement instrument for professional or amateur use. Features and Benefits: • This light meter offers a large backlit LCD display for real-time measurement and easy to read data • It offers a sample rate of 2.5 times per second for digital display • Low Battery and overload indication feature • Spectral response close to CIE luminous spectral efficiency • Cosine Angular Corrected • Suitable for measuring light sources from LED white light and all visible light • Offers user-selectable Lux / Footcandle scales for different measurement intensities of illumination • This light meter also offers data hold, maximum/minimum/average hold, auto-ranging and zero adjustment features • Auto Power Off and Disable function Applications: Light meters measure light levels or light pollution within the environment. It’s a key piece of equipment to ensure that there is the right amount of ambient light within the workplace, at school or even at home. They most often measure light sources like white LED light, fluorescent lighting, metal halide, high-pressure sodium and incandescent lighting. The most common types of environments where light meters are used are: • Warehouses and factories • Commercial office buildings • Hotels and restaurants • Public buildings • Schools and other educational buildings • Libraries • Museums and art g...