Illuminance Photometers & Colorimeters
The tool without which no photometry lab is complete! The illuminance meter - popularly known as the "lux meter" - records the level of illuminance from a light source; illuminance is the luminous flux per unit area received at a surface measured in lumens per square meter or lux. Illuminance varies with the distance from the light source. An illuminance meter is often equipped with a cosine diffuser which scales the effective illuminance from light sources that illuminate at angles other than normal incidence. An illuminance meter can also double as a tristimulus response colorimeter for measuring the chromaticity and colour temperature of the light source. Pro-Lite offers two grades of standard illuminance meter: the T-10 and CL-200 from Konica Minolta represent the affordable approach; the Digilux 9500 and FMS 10 from Optronik provide research-grade specifications and features. If you need to measure the illuminance or colour uniformity (for example, from projectors, car headlights or LED luminaires), you may wish to consider a ProMetric Imaging Photometer.
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