Light Meter 0.1-200000lux Range 6% Accur 400-700mm Light Wave Length

Applications:

• Photography and Film Production: Light meters help photographers and cinematographers achieve the desired exposure by accurately measuring ambient light levels.
• Workplace Safety and Ergonomics: Used to ensure proper lighting levels in workplaces, particularly in environments where specific light levels are necessary for safety and productivity, like factories, offices, and laboratories.
• Horticulture: Assists growers in monitoring light levels to ensure optimal growth conditions for plants, especially in indoor gardening and greenhouse settings.
• Architectural and Interior Design: Helps in assessing lighting conditions to create comfortable and functional spaces, ensuring proper lighting for tasks, ambiance, and aesthetics.

Key Features:

• Measurement Units: This light meter can display readings in both lux and foot-candles, allowing flexibility for users depending on their specific application or regional standards. Lux is the metric unit of illuminance, while foot-candles are primarily used in the United States.
• Wide Measurement Range: The extensive range (0.1-200,000 lux / 0.01-20,000 fc) allows the meter to measure low light levels, such as in dimly lit rooms, as well as very bright conditions, like direct sunlight or well-lit workspaces.
• Digital Display: Most models feature an easy-to-read digital LCD that provides real-time light level readings. Many also have a hold function to retain readings for easier documentation.
• Precision and Sensitivity: Light meters with this range are sensitive enough for a wide variety of applications and provide accurate readings, often with a resolution of up to 0.1 lux or 0.01 fc.
• Portable Design: These devices are typically compact, lightweight, and battery-operated, making them easy to carry for on-site measurements or fieldwork.

How It Works:

1. Power On and Select Unit: Turn on the light meter and select the desired measurement unit (lux or foot-candles).
2. Position the Sensor: Place the sensor in the area where you want to measure light intensity, ensuring it faces the light source directly for accurate readings.
3. Read the Display: The light meter measures the light intensity and provides a reading on the digital display. You can hold or freeze the reading as needed, depending on the model’s functionality.
4. Switch Range (if needed): Some models allow users to switch ranges manually to optimize accuracy in different lighting conditions.

Technical Specifications