KEY FEATURES● Large 5-digit LCD display● Measurement range from 0.00 to 40,000 lux ● Resolution of 0.01 lux in a range up to 39.99 lux ● Sensor: silicon photodiode ● Corrected cosine angle ● HOLD function ● Fast and accurate response ● Auto shut-off after 30 min. ● 1 x 9 V battery and carrying case ● Selectable units: lx and fc (fc = footcandle; 1 fc=10,764 lx) ● Selectable manual or automatic range ● Auto reset to zero |
PRODUCT OVERVIEWPCE-170 A Lux Meter with Built-In Sensor / Illuminometer for fast and accurate measurement of light / Measurement range from 0.00 to 40,000 lux / Silicon photodiode sensor / Large 5-digit LCD display / Immediate and accurate response / Selectable manual or automatic rangeThe PCE-170 A Lux Meter is well-known for its durability as well as its good quality at a good price. The PCE-170 A Lux Meter has a wide measurement range. Thanks to its fast response time and compact housing you can use this meter with just one hand. The PCE-170 A Lux Meter can be used even by inexperienced personnel. With the PCE-170A Lux Meter you will be able to perform a professional valuation. The PCE-170 A Lux Meter can be widely used within the industrial sector. For example, it is possible to check light conditions in workplaces, warehouses, industries and apartments with the PCE-170 A Lux Meter. In addition, emergency escape routes can be tested with the PCE-170 A Lux Meter for proper illumination. The PCE-170 A Lux Meter is an irreplaceable instrument to prevent occupational hazards and it meets professional standards. Workplaces will become safer and you will save expenses. Latest research has discovered that too little as well as too much illumination in a workplace can be harmful for humans. You can also check illumination at home, in your dining-room for instance. The digital PCE-170 A Lux Meter measures in Lux units (lumen/m² or lumen/foot²). This solid and portable PCE-170 A Lux Meter provides very accurate results and comes with a zero-reset function when it is on. It also has a sensor with a response curve for all the visible spectrum. Light is measured by means of a silicon photodiode independently from the extension and direction of the light source. With the ease of use and rapid measurement methods, the device quickly becomes a familiar tool, and an inseparable part of the working day. |