Workplace exposure assessments need measurements that cover the relevant parts of the optical spectrum without slowing the campaign down. This portable photo-radiometer measures non-coherent artificial optical radiation for evaluations according to European Directive 2006/25/EC and Legislative Decree 81/2008.
Six integrated sensors cover illuminance, UV, UVA, blue light, IR and infrared irradiance, including spectral ranges from 220...400 nm, 315...400 nm, 400...700 nm, 700...1300 nm and 400...2800 nm. The integrated LASER pointer helps direct the instrument towards the source under investigation, while the rear LED shows acquisition status.
DeltaLog13 software supports the full measurement workflow: configuration, range setting, real-time acquisition, data download, graphical analysis and final report tables. Once configured, the instrument can operate independently from the PC, storing 96,000 data at a fixed 1 second interval for about 26 hours of continuous acquisition.
The instrument uses photodiode sensors with filters for channels 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7, plus a thermopile sensor for channel 9.
Four measurement scales are available for all channels except channel 9, which has one measurement scale.
The CP24H cable connects the M12 instrument connector to a PC USB port or to the SWD05 power supply unit.
The instrument can run connected to a PC through DeltaLog13 or operate from an external power supply after configuration.
A rear push-button starts or stops logging when the instrument is not connected to a PC and also activates the LASER pointer.
The housing uses aluminum alloy with a rubber protection sleeve and weighs approximately 500 g.
