UV radiation meter with stable performance
[Performance Characteristics]
Ultraviolet radiometer is a photosensitive instrument used to measure the intensity of ultraviolet radiation. Has the following characteristics.
1. Automatic zero adjustment, no need to manually adjust the zero point during use, the instrument can automatically return to zero.
2. Fuzzy gear shifting, the instrument adopts fuzzy technology to automatically judge and select the appropriate range based on usage.
3 maintenance free, the instrument uses rechargeable batteries, which can be charged with the randomly provided charging transformer and can be used for life without battery replacement. The charging transformer uses today's new technology, which can charge quickly (3-5 hours), safely (automatically detect full charge and convert to trickle), and can also be used as an external power source for the instrument without affecting charging.
The ultraviolet radiation illuminance meter has stable performance and strong anti-interference ability; Using digital display, convenient and comfortable reading, beautiful and elegant; Easy to operate, reasonable structure, moderate size, and convenient to carry.
[Scope of Application]
The ultraviolet radiation illuminance meter is suitable for monitoring the irradiation intensity of ultraviolet lamps used for disinfection in hospitals, health and epidemic prevention departments, chemical, electronic, food processing plants, entertainment venues, etc.
【 Usage 】
Connect the probe to the instrument correctly.
When the power is turned on, the instrument should display 000 or 001 as normal.
3. Open the probe cover and place the probe vertically one meter below the lamp. Wait for the displayed value to stabilize before reading.
After the measurement is completed, cover the probe cover and turn off the power.
【 Precautions 】
If a "←" appears in the upper left corner of the display screen, it means that the battery should be charged. At this time, plug in the dedicated charging transformer to charge it and continue to use it. The general charging time is not less than 3-5 hours, and there is no fear of overcharging.
If the battery is dead, it should be charged in a timely manner and should not be left in a state of no power for a long time, otherwise it will damage the battery. The dedicated charging transformer cannot be used for other purposes, nor can it be replaced by a regular transformer, let alone short circuited.
3. Pay attention to shock and moisture resistance of the probe.
The UV lamp irradiation intensity meter should be maintained and used by a dedicated person, and should be sent to a designated unit for testing and calibration once a year.
