Descrizione
SPECBOS 1211 UV: Advanced Miniaturized Spectroradiometer
The SPECBOS 1211 UV is a compact and high-performance broadband spectroradiometer designed to cover an extensive wavelength range from VIS (UV) to NIR. This versatile instrument is ideal for both laboratory and production environments, offering flexibility and precision in various applications.
Key Features and Capabilities of the tool
- Broad Wavelength Coverage The standard SPECBOS 1211 operates within the wavelength range of 350 to 1000 nm. However, for enhanced UV measurements, the SPECBOS 1211 UV version extends this range from 230 to 1000 nm. This extended range makes it particularly valuable for measuring ARTIFICIAL OPTICAL RADIATION (ROA), ensuring compliance with regulatory standards such as Legislative Decree 81/08.
- Fully Automated Operation The SPECBOS 1211 is designed for ease of use with its fully automated functionalities. This automation streamlines the measurement process, reducing the need for manual adjustments and increasing accuracy.
- Portable and Flexible Usage Equipped with the capability to connect to a Netbook, supports portable applications. This feature makes it convenient for fieldwork and on-the-go measurements, enhancing its versatility in various settings.
- Precision Measurements The SPECBOS 1211 UV excels in irradiance and radiance measurements, accommodating diameter measurements starting from 4 mm. For even more precise radiance measurements, the special “focus” model is available, which can measure diameters as small as 3 mm, 1 mm, and even 0.5 mm.
Applications and Benefits
The SPECBOS 1211 UV is an essential tool for accurate optical measurements in both research and industrial applications. Its ability to measure across a broad wavelength range and its compact design make it an excellent choice for professionals needing reliable and precise spectroradiometric data.
In summary, it combines advanced technology with portability and automation, making it the best choice for those who need comprehensive UV and NIR spectral analysis in both laboratory and production environments.