Light conditions play an important role, particularly in the ergonomic assessment of workplaces. In order for light to also be good light, the illuminance at workplaces in hospitals. offices, schools or museums must meet certain minimum values.
Use the lux probe to check illuminance. It is suitable for all common lamps and light sources, because the assessment is carried out according to the V-lambda curve which corresponds to the sensitivity of the human eye in daylight. White or warm light LEDs (K< 5,000) can be measured without any problem. You can choose between lux and footcandles (fc) in terms of the measuring unit.
Assessment according to the V-lambda curve, making it suitable for all common lamps and light sources
Accuracy according to DIN EN 13032-1 and class C according to DIN 5032-7
White or warm light LEDs (K< 5,000) can be measured without any problem
Measuring range: 0 to +100,000 lux
The lux probe (with the appropriate measuring instrument) is ideally suited for determining indoor illuminance.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
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Light |
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Measuring range |
0 to +100000 Lux |
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Accuracy |
Accuracy according to DIN 13032-1: F1 = 6 % V-Lamda F2 = 5 % cos Class C according to DIN 5032-7 |
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Resolution |
1 Lux |
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General technical data |
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Cable length |
1.8 m |
