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Clay Paky CA8002C41102 GL Spectis 1.0 Touch Calibration Tool
Clay Paky CA8002C41102 GL Spectis 1.0 Touch Calibration Tool
SKU: CA8002C41102
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$15,605.00
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$15,605.00
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Description
Clay Paky CA8002C41102 GL Spectis 1.0 Touch Calibration Tool
GL SPECTIS 1.0 Touch portable spectrometer offers unmatched performance and flexibility. With an interchangeable detector, the system can be used for wide range of applications and measurement geometries. Use in the field, the lab or both!
This intuitively-operated instrument is ideal for lamp and luminaire manufacturers, installers and lighting auditors who want to control and improve the quality of LED lighting products. From incoming component testing, through the research and development up to the final product testing and verification.
Features
Self contained handheld spectrometer
GL SPECTIS 1.0 Touch spectral light meter comes in standard with Class B measuring head as a standard accessory for proper measurement of illuminance (lux). The instrument does not require a computer connection to carry out the measurements and the relevant data is immediately displayed on the color touch screen.
Automatic accessory detection
This portable spectral light meter uses a proprietary mechanism to detect which optical probe has been attached and automatically applies the correct calibration file for that accessory. This enables the user to confidently avoid measuring errors when changing accessory interfaces. The calibration meets the requirements of leading standards institutes and is confirmed with a manufacturer’s certification.
Dark current compensation
GL SPECTIS 1.0 Touch spectral light meter is ready to provide very accurate measurements for almost any lighting condition. A temperature sensor installed on the electronic board monitors changes in temperature and automatically compensates for any change in the system noise, providing excellent measurement stability.
Trigger socket
For automated or production applications, you can use the trigger socket to synchronize spectroradiometer with external systems. For example, the signal from the socket can trigger the flash of a tested lamp during measurements.
Photometric and radiometric calibration
Each system is delivered with an absolute spectral calibration with traceability to National Labs and using industry best practices. Obtain absolute values such as lux, candela and lumen together with radiometric values depending on the measurement accessory installed.