Description
ICH light measurement with certificate covers measurement of irradiance (UVA) and illuminance (VIS) at 25 measuring points each, plus recording of emission spectra for UVA and VIS, including a certificate. The service delivers structured multi-point sampling of ultraviolet A irradiance and visible-light illuminance together with spectral documentation for both ranges. Results are compiled so laboratories obtain a clear picture of spatial light distribution and the associated emission characteristics under the assessed conditions. Offered as one piece from manufacturer Binder, the package comprises the full measurement sequence and the accompanying certificate. This approach suits controlled laboratory environments where UVA and VIS exposure must be quantified at defined locations and formally documented. Originating from Germany (Baden-Württemberg), the service focuses on radiometric and photometric data capture without additional reagents or hardware. Twenty-five points per parameter support a representative overview of irradiance and illuminance, while the UVA and VIS spectra complete the certified record for professional laboratory use.
This article is part of Heating & cooling (other), in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Service type: ICH light measurement with certificate
- UVA irradiance points: 25 measuring points
- VIS illuminance points: 25 measuring points
- Emission spectra: UVA and VIS recorded
- Certificate: Included
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