RS PRO RS-92 Light Meter, 0lx to 40000lx, ±5 %

Introducing the RS PRO RS-92 Light Meter. It’s a great piece of equipment that measures light from visible luminaries equipped with white light LED, fluorescent and many more sources. The design and construction of the light meter makes it easy to handle with a tough design, which means it’s suitable for use in harsh environments. This light meter has also been created to be small and portable, for use on the go, wherever it is needed. The light input adjustment regardless of what angle it is being aimed at for measurement to ensure accurate reading. RS PRO light meters are professionally designed with a modern look that is still highly functional and ergonomic for the user. With the convenient and easy to use Bluetooth feature, it’s easy to transfer the data to user's smart phone for further investigation and analysis at a later stage, making it an essential tool for any light measuring applications.

• This RS PRO light meter offers a compact and portable solution to all of your light measurement needs with this high accuracy and rapid response device
• The Bluetooth 4.0 app enables the user to easily and conveniently transfer data to their smart phone for further analysis at their convenience
• Offers measurement in the range of: 0Lux∼40kLux/0FC∼4kFC
• The unit also features a data-hold function for holding measuring values, short rise and fall times and maximum and minimum measurement
• There is also a unit conversion function for easy reading
• Offers user-selectable Lux / Footcandle scales for different measurement intensities of illumination
• Auto power off after 10 minutes to conserve battery power

Light meters measure light levels or light pollution within the environment. It’s a key piece of equipment to ensure that there is the right amount of ambient light within the workplace, at school or even at home. They most often measure light sources like white LED light, fluorescent lighting, metal halide, high-pressure sodium and incandescent lighting. The most common types of environments where light meters are used are:
• Warehouses and factories
• Commercial office buildings
• Hotels and restaurants
• Public buildings
• Schools and other educational buildings
• Libraries
• Museums and art galleries
• Hospitals and other healthcare buildings
• Garages and car parks
• Stadiums and sports & leisure buildings
• Building commissioning, operation and maintenance
• Building security
• Photography and video

• Light meter
• User manual

When using this light meter, light levels are measured by either using a lux scale or footcandle scale for measurement

When the meter is not in use, keep the cap of the light sensor in position to avoid the photo diode wearing out and to prolong the accuracy of the meter