LS125 UV Light Meter +UVC-X0 Probe

Suitable for 254nm UV sterilization lamp

Spectral response range: 230nm-280nm, λp = 254nm
Power measuring range: 0 - 200000 μW / cm²

The LS125 UV light meter is a smart host that can support 12 different types of probes. Its main function is data display. The UVC-X0 probe is one of 12 probes which is equipped with the LS125 UV radiometer host. The response wavelength of the probe is 230nm-280nm. It is a digital probe that professionally detects the intensity and energy of 254nm high-power UVC germicidal lamps.

If you want to know about other types of probes supported by the LS125 UV light meter host, please click "LS125 Multi-Probe UV light meter Host" for details.

 

Application

Hospitals, disease control centers, pharmaceutical plants, food plants, schools, kindergartens, movie theaters, buses, offices, homes, and other places where people need to use UVC sterilization will use the UVC-X0 probe to test the intensity of UVC. For low pressure mercury lamp testing using LS125+UVC-X0 Probe ,please refer to the following video:

 

Parameters

Specialized used in UVC low pressure mercury lamp inspection

Spectral response range of the probe is 230nm-280nm with its peak wavelength calibrated at 254nm
 

Maximum measurement power can reach to 200000 μW/cm²

The probe can measure high-power UVC germicidal lamps and the maximum power can reach 200,000 μW/cm² and the instrument can simultaneously display the energy value and power value
 

Statistical functions

UVC-X0 probe has rich statistical functions, The probe can intelligently statistics the real-time value, maximum value, minimum value and average value of the power, record the measurement time.All these values can be displayed in the screen at the same time
 

Measurement Units are switchable

Three measurement units can be switched, namely μW/cm², mW / cm², W / m². Data conversion between different units does not require manual calculation
 

Qualifications and Standards

The UV light meter LS125 host + UVC-X0 probe conform to the following standard:

JJG 879-2015 Verification Regulation of Ultraviolet Radiometers