The UV light meter is equipped with a 1-meter test hook and an intuitive interface, which simplifies use, wireless data transmission, and real-time tracking through the mobile APP, providing a comprehensive analysis of real-time power value, and data average.
The UV light meter has a wireless Bluetooth mobile phone APP with real-time monitoring
- Wireless Bluetooth transmission can reach 50 meters, connected to the mobile phone APP, and test data can be monitored in real-time on the APP without any protective device.
- The automatic shutdown time and data storage interval can be freely set from 1 to 10 minutes. The data will not be lost after the test is completed and the latest test results will be displayed when the machine is turned on again.
- The USB communication interface is connected to the PC software, and the test data can be generated into reports and archived, and up to 25 groups of test results can be recorded.
The UV lamp tester design with lamp curve display, lamp stability is clear at a glance
- The instrument displays the power curve during the test and automatically calculates the maximum, minimum and average values, which can analyze whether the luminous intensity of the lamp is stable after it is lit.
- The UV meter has a built-in clock that can accurately record the specific time of each measurement, making it easy to view multiple measurement results and measurement times.
Application
SISCO UV meter is commonly used across various industries to measure ultraviolet (UV) light intensity. Key applications include monitoring and controlling UV curing processes in manufacturing, ensuring proper UV sterilization in water treatment and healthcare, and assessing UV exposure levels in environmental testing and research. These meters are crucial for maintaining product quality, safety, and compliance with industry standards in sectors such as printing, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and environmental science.
Health and Safety
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Environmental Monitoring
| Model | SISCO-UVM-126C |
| Spectral Response | 230-280nm, λp=254nm |
| Range | 0-20000 μW/c㎡ |
| Resolution | 0.1 μW/c㎡ |
| Measurement Accuracy | ±10% |
| Power Data Storage Interval | 1s/10s/60s optional |
| Recording Cycle | 10min/100min/600min |
| Bluetooth Transmission Distance | 50m (open area) |
| Probe Cable Length | 1m |
| Display | 240*160 dot matrix LCD |
| Probe Size | φ39*15mm |
| Host Size | 148*76*26mm |
| Weight | 293g |
Details and Dimension
Q1: What is a UV Meter?
A1: A UV meter is a device that measures the intensity of ultraviolet (UV) light, often across different wavelengths like UVA, UVB, and UVC. It’s used in industries like manufacturing, healthcare, and environmental science to monitor and control UV exposure for processes like curing, sterilization, and environmental testing.
Q2: What types of UV radiation can a UV Meter measure?
A2: A UV meter is capable of measuring various types of UV radiation, including UVA (320-400 nm), which is commonly used in tanning and curing processes; UVB (280-320 nm), which plays a key role in environmental monitoring and healthcare, particularly in skin-related studies; and UVC (100-280 nm), which is highly effective in sterilization and disinfection. Each type of UV radiation has specific applications, and a UV meter can be designed to measure one or multiple types depending on its sensors and filters.
Q3: Can a UV Meter measure UV radiation from sunlight?
A3: Yes, a UV meter can measure UV radiation from sunlight. It’s commonly used in environmental monitoring to assess the levels of UVA and UVB radiation, which are the types of UV light that reach the Earth's surface. This information is crucial for understanding UV exposure risks, studying environmental impacts, and ensuring public safety.
Tips: Why is it important to measure UV light?
- Safety: Monitoring UV levels helps prevent overexposure, which can cause skin damage, eye injury, and other health issues. This is especially crucial in settings like tanning salons and laboratories.
- Quality Control: In industries like manufacturing and printing, UV light is used for curing and drying processes. Accurate measurement ensures proper curing, which is essential for product quality and performance.
- Sterilization: UV light is used for disinfection in water treatment and medical facilities. Measuring UV intensity ensures that the sterilization process is effective and meets safety standards.
- Environmental Monitoring: Tracking UV levels helps understand their impact on the environment, including effects on ecosystems and human health. It also aids in studying climate change and UV radiation trends.
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