UV light intensity meter of UVA and UVC

UV light intensity meter is a professional instrument used to detect the intensity of ultraviolet rays, mainly in the UVA and UVC bands, and of course electric welding arc and physiotherapy lamps to UVB band. Ultraviolet intensity detectors are mainly used in industrial and experimental aspects. The industrial aspect is mainly used to monitor violet radiation during welding, sunlight radiation monitoring and UV sterilization, graphic art, UV EPROM erasing, lithography exposure, ultraviolet intensity and energy detection , In the experimental aspect, the instrument is mainly used in aging test, virus research, microbial genetic research, DNA research and UV light source intensity detection for general experiments.
　　For the intensity detection of the ultraviolet light source, it is recommended to use the ultraviolet intensity detector of Linshang Technology Co., Ltd. Linshang Technology's UV intensity detectors can be tested by the National Institute of Metrology, and all have after-sales guarantee, 1-year warranty and 30-day return and exchange without reason. Linshang UV light intensity meters are divided into two types: integrated and split.
　　The integrated ultraviolet intensity detector means that the probe of the instrument and the host are connected together and cannot be separated. There are two types of integrated UV light intensity meters, LS126C and LS126A.
　　 1. LS126A is a UV light intensity meter specialized in detecting UV point light sources. The probe width is only 7.2mm, which is very suitable for UVA LED light source intensity and energy detection in narrow spaces.
2. LS126C UV light intensity meter is an instrument suitable for detecting the intensity of UVC germicidal lamps (low-pressure mercury lamps). It has Bluetooth function, mobile phone APP and computer software, and the purchase of LS126C ultraviolet intensity detector will come with a 1-meter long measuring hook. An instrument that can realize unattended measurement, and the instrument is guaranteed to pass the inspection of the National Institute of Metrology.