Description
Mini Luxmeter is a compact handheld instrument for illuminance measurement in laboratory and technical environments, covering a measuring range up to 40000 Lux. It supports routine light-level checks at benches, in cabinets, and around workstations where consistent illumination is required for visual inspection, sample handling, or instrument setup. The unit is supplied as a single piece and is easy to keep at hand for quick spot measurements without occupying permanent bench space. Weighing 0,200 kg, the meter remains portable while still feeling stable during use. Designed for miscellaneous laboratory measuring tasks, it fits naturally alongside other environmental and process monitoring tools. This mini luxmeter from manufacturer Dostmann is intended for straightforward lux readings rather than complex multi-parameter logging, making it suitable for teaching labs, quality checks, and day-to-day facility control. Its focused range up to 40000 Lux addresses typical indoor and controlled-area lighting levels encountered in labware and measuring-instrument applications.
This article is part of Hygrometers & humidity meters, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Mini luxmeter
- Measuring range: up to 40000 Lux
- Weight: 0,200 kg
- Form: Compact handheld measuring instrument
- Technical Information Sheet:
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