ACCU-CAL 50-LED Radiometer for Consistent Light Curing

Although many UV and visible radiometers currently available have a wide range of sensitivity in the UVA through visible portions of the spectrum, their sensitivity levels may not effectively match at the specific narrow band frequencies emitted by LED curing systems. 

The ACCU-CAL 50-LED radiometer addresses this condition and offers accurate intensity and dosage measurements for LED curing equipment.

 

Consistent light-curing results require periodic monitoring of light energy intensity and dosage levels. The radiometer is simple to operate and offers accurate measurement of curing energy.  This radiometer can measure energy levels emitted from lightguides (3, 5, and 8 mm) and LED flood lamps. A spectral sensitivity range of 350 to 450 nm and intensity measurement from 1 mW/cm² to 40 W/cm² make this unit ideal for measuring LED curing-source energy levels.  A specially designed photo-sensor assembly provides repeatable measurements and protection from high temperatures associated with some LED systems on the market.

Spectral Sensitivity350 to 450 nmIntensity Range1 mW/cm² to 40 W/cm²ResolutionIntensity (1 mW/cm²; to three significant digits) Dose (1 mJ/cm²)Calibration Period12 monthsOperating Temperature Ranges Optometer+5 to +40°CDetector120°C continuous, Peak 200°CMeasurement ModesIntensity (mW/cm²) Peak Intensity (mW/cm²) Dose (mJ/cm²)Light SourcesLightguides (3, 5, and 8 mm), BlueWave QX4 LED Wands, LED Flood Lamps, BlueWave MX-275Power SupplyTwo AA batteriesBattery Life250 hours (automatic shutoff after 1 hour)Sensor DimensionsPhoto-Sensor Diameter = 9 mm Diameter = 37 mm Thickness = 8 mm Cable Length = 1 MMeter Dimensions145 (L) x 63 (W) x 30 mm (T)

• Only one calibration per year
• Set screw locks lightguide in place
• PTB and NIST traceable
• Simple to operate
• Accurate measurement of curing energy
• Ideal for measuring LED curing source energy levels
• Specially designed photo-sensor assembly provides repeatable measurements and protection from high temperatures