Description
Lux probe for monitoring light-sensitive exhibition objects offers compact dimensions of 28 x 56 x 15 mm and reliable measurement of the light quantity incident on exhibits. Suitable for use in exhibition rooms as well as inside display cases, this probe from manufacturer Testo is an excellent choice for museums, galleries and other exhibition houses. The included cable has a length of 0,6 m and can be exchanged for a longer 2,5 m cable available separately; multiple cables can be combined to reach lengths of up to 10 m. Because measurement processing occurs directly inside the probe, the quality of the reading is not influenced by the length of the connecting cable to the wireless data logger. The intelligent calibration concept provides high digital measuring reliability and permits the probe to be calibrated independently of the data logger. Use the precise lux probe together with a matching data logger to keep light exposure on sensitive objects under continuous control in conservation settings.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Probe dimensions: 28 x 56 x 15 mm
- Cable length: 0,6 m
- Max. cable combination: 10 m
- EAN: 4029547017797
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