Extech Instruments 401025 Manuel utilisateur

User's Manual

Model 401025

Digital Light Meter

401025-EU-EN-V2.2-2/12

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of Extech’s Digital Light Meter. This professional meter, with proper

care, will provide years of safe reliable service.

Meter Description

1. LCD Display

2. Data Hold Switch

3. Power Off/Range Switch

4. Analog Output Terminal

5. Battery Compartment (rear)

6. LUX/Fc Switch & Response Switch

7. Light Sensor

8. Zero adjust

Operation

1. Select Units (Lux or Ft-candle) and Response Time (Fast or Slow) on the slide switch.

Typical selection is Slow and Fc using the gray lettering.

2. Select the maximum range on the "Range Switch"

3. Hold the "Light Sensor" so that the sensor faces the light source to be measured.

4. The Display will indicate measured values. Use a range display multiplier if on the Lux

20,000 and 50,000 ranges or on the Fc 5000 range.

5. To "hold" a measurement, slide the "Data Hold Switch" to the "hold" position. The reading

will "freeze" in the display until the "Data Hold Switch" is released.

Note 1: An Over Range indication is a display of "I ". If this occurs, switch to a higher range.

Note 2: For measurements made on the Fc 5000 range, the displayed reading must be multiplied

by 10.

Note 3: For measurements made on the Lux 20000 or 50000 range, the displayed reading must

be multiplied by 10 and 100 respectively.

Note 4: The meter will indicate values above the maximum ranges. The accuracy of these

measurements is unknown.

Range Display Multipliers

Range Units Multiplier

200 Fc Direct reading

2000 Fc & Lux Direct reading

5000 Fc Reading x10

20,000 Lux Reading x10

50,000 Lux Reading x100

Example: If a measurement on the 5000 Fc range displays 350, then the actual measured value

is; 350 X 10 = 3500 Fc.

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Selecting a Measurement Range

The meter has three measurement ranges (0-200, 0-2000, and 0-5000 Fc) and (0-2000, 0-20000, and

0-50000) Lux). The proper range selection will produce the most accurate reading. Always select the

range that produces the maximum number of digits without exceeding the maximum count for that

particular range. For example, a reading of 1456 Fc should be read on the 0 - 2000 range, not the 0-

5000 range.

Zero procedure

The meter zero (display with no light input) may change with time. Occasional checking and

adjustment may be required.

1. Completely cover the sensor to block out any light.

2. Set the range switch to the lowest Lux or Fc range

3. Using a small screwdriver, adjust the “Zero” control for a zero display. The last digit may

change slightly. This is normal and does not affect the accuracy of the meter.

Analog Output

The analog output jacks on the front panel produce a 0.1mV DC per digit signal that can be used for

recording or datalogging purposes.

Lighting Type Correction Factors

The 401025 light meter is calibrated under a precise "Standard tungsten light source of 2856OK". If the

meter is to be used under a different type of light the correction factor of from the table below should

be applied to the readings obtained.

Mercury Lamp x1.14

Fluorescent Lamp X0.92 to 1.12

Daylight x1.00

Sodium x1.22

Metal Halide x1.00

Replacing the Battery

When the left corner of the LCD display shows "LO BAT", it indicates the battery output is below the

design limit and the battery needs to be replaced. However, reliable measurement can still be taken for

another few hours before the tester becomes inaccurate.

1. Open the Battery Cover at the back of tester and remove the battery.

2. Replace with a 9V battery and install the cover.

You, as the end user, are legally bound (EU Battery ordinance) to return all used

batteries, disposal in the household garbage is prohibited! You can hand over your

used batteries / accumulators at collection points in your community or wherever batteries

/ accumulators are sold!

Disposal: Follow the valid legal stipulations in respect of the disposal of the device at the

end of its lifecycle

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Specifications

General Specifications

Display 13 mm (0.5") LCD (Liquid Crystal Display).

Measurement Lux, Ft-candle (Fc).

Ranges Lux: 0 to 50,000 Lux, 3 ranges. Foot-candle: 0-5,000 Fc, 3

ranges.

Sensor Exclusive photo diode & color correction filter, spectrum

designed to meet C. I. E.

Zero Adj. Manual adjustment.

Sampling Time Approx. 0.4 sec.

Response Time Fast: 0.25s; Slow: 1s

Over input indication Indication of "1 "

Analog Output 0.1 mV/1 digit, max. output :200mV.

Operating Temperature 0OC to 50OC (32OF to 122OF)

Operating Humidity Less than 80% RH.

Power Supply 006P DC 9V battery

Power Current Approx. 2 mA DC

Weight 220 g / 0.52 LB

Dimension Main instrument: 163x70x30mm (6.4x2.8x1.2 inch).

Sensor Probe: 85x55x12 mm (3.2x2.2x0.5 inch).

Optional Accessories Vinyl pouch carrying case, 409996

Range Specifications

Lux

Range In-range Display Resolution Accuracy

2,000 Lux 0-1,999 Lux 1 Lux ± (5% + 2digits)

20,000 Lux 2,000-19,990 Lux 10 Lux ± (5 % + 2digits)

50,000 Lux 20,000-50,000 Lux 100 Lux ±- (5 % + 2digits)

Foot-candle (Fc)

Range In-range Display Resolution Accuracy

200 Fc 0-199.9 Fc 0.1 Fc ± (5% + 2digits)

2,000 Fc 200-1,999 Fc 1 Fc ± (5% + 2digits)

5,000 Fc 2,000-5,000 Fc 10 Fc ± (5% + 2digits)

Frequency Spectrum

300 400 500 600 700 800

0.8

0.6

0.4

0.2

Wavelength (nm)

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Appendix A: Typical Light Levels

Lux Foot

Candles

Lux Foot

Candles

Factories Home

20-75 2-7 Emergency Stairs,

Warehouse

100-150 10-15 Washing

75-150 7-15 Exit/Entrance Passages 150-200 15-20 Recreational

Activities

150-300 15-30 Packing Work 200-300 20-30 Drawing Room,

Table

300-750 30-75 Visual Work: Production

Line

300-500 30-50 Makeup

750-1,500 75-150 Typesetting: Inspection

Work

500-1,500 50-150 Reading, Study

1,500-

3,000

150-300 Electronic Assembly,

Drafting

1,000-

2,000

100-200 Sewing

Office Restaurant

75-100 7-10 Indoor Emergency Stairs 75-150 7-15 Corridor Stairs

100-200 10-20 Corridor Stairs 150-300 15-30 Entrance, Wash

Room

200-750 20-75 Conference, Reception

Room

300-750 30-75 Cooking/Dining

Room

750-1,500 75-150 Clerical Work 750-1,500 75-150 Show Window

1,500-

2,000

150-2000 Typing, Drafting

Store Hospital

75-150 7-15 Indoors 30-75 3-7 Emergency Stairs

150-200 15-20 Corridor/Stairs 75-100 7-10 Stairs

200-300 20-30 Reception 100-150 10-15 Sick Room,

Warehouse

300-500 30-50 Display Stand 150-200 15-20 Waiting Room

500-750 50-75 Elevator 200-750 20-75 Medical Exam Room

750-1,500 75-150 Show Window, Packing

Table

750-1,500 75-150 Operating Room

1,500-

3,000

150-300 Storefront, Show Window 5,000-

10,000

500-1000 Eye Inspection

Appendix B - Common Terms and Conversion Factors

1 lux (lx)

10-4 lm/cm2

10-4 phot (ph)

9.290 x 10-2 lm/ft2

Illuminance (Visible Flux Density) 1 lm/m2=

9.290 x 10-2 foot-candles

Luminance (Visible Flux Density per Solid Angle) 1 lm/m2/sr = 1 candela/m2

Luminous Intensity (Visible Flux per Solid Angle) 1 lm/sr = 1 candella

Luminous Flux ( Visible Flux) 1 lumen (lm) = 1.464 x 10-3 watts @ 555 nm

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