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Photometric Probes For Illuminance With Operating Temperature -20 Degree C To +60 Degree C LPPHOTO3 Series

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Specifications

Power Supply - 10 To 30 Vdc for version with normalized output 420 mA
Operating Temperature -20 Degree C To +60 Degree C
Typical Sensitivity 70 To 200 V/(W/m2
Typical spectral range 400 nm To 700 nm

Key Features

  • Easy to Set Up And Quick To Install
  • Accurate And Reliable System
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Product Details

Photometric Probes For Illuminance With Operating Temperature -20 Degree C To +60 Degree C, LPPHOTO3 Series measures illuminance (lux), defined as the ratio between the luminous flux (lumen) passing through a surface and the surface area (m). The spectral response curve of a photometric probe is similar to the human eye curve, known as standard photopic curve V(?). The difference in spectral response between LPPHOT03 and the standard photopic curve V(?) is calculated by means of the error f1.
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