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HTC Light Lux Meter, LX-103

Name: HTC Light Lux Meter, LX-103
Brand: True Sense Technologies
Price: 1819.0 INR
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HTC Light Lux Meter, LX-103 Specification

Resolution
1 Lux

Measuring Range
0-200,000 Lux

Mounting Type
Handheld

Power Supply
9V Battery

Operating Voltage
9V DC (Battery)

Automation Grade
Manual

Equipment Type
Digital Lux Meter

Features
Minimum & maximum value measurement, Data hold function, Low battery indication

Temperature
0C to 50C

Application
Measurement of luminous intensity

Response Time
Approximately 2 seconds

Display Type
LCD display

Accuracy
3% 10d

Humidity
80% RH

Test Range
0 to 200,000 Lux

Usage
Light measurement in industrial, commercial and laboratory environments

Machine Weight
230g (Including battery)

Control Mode
Manual

Over Range Indication
Yes

Data Hold
Yes

Dimensions
149 x 71 x 41 mm

Sampling Rate
1.5 times per second

Storage Temperature
-10C to 50C

Battery Life
Up to 200 hours (alkaline battery)

Power Consumption
Approximately 2.7 mA

Operating Temperature
0C to 50C

Sensor Type
Separate light sensor with cord

Standard Accessories
Carrying case, Instruction manual, Battery

About HTC Light Lux Meter, LX-103

HTC LX-103 Digital Lux Meter has an LCD display that gives low power consumption while its LSI circuit gives high reliability and durability. It is compact, light-weight, and excellent in operation. A separate light sensor allows the user to take estimation at an optimum position with industry-leading accuracy.

Model No	HTC LX-103
Measuring Parameters	Light
Range	0 to 2,00,000 Lux, 0 to 20,000 FC
Accuracy	+3%
Resolution	0.01Lux/0.01FC
Data Hold	Yes
Auto Power Off	Yes
Accessories	Battery, Carry Case & Manual
Dimension	170 X 89 X 43 mm
Weight	350 Grams

Features Of HTC LX-103 Digital Lux Meter:

Large Range up to 200000Lux
Large LCD Display with Back Light and Bar Graph
Auto Power Off
MAX/MIN and Data Hold

High-Precision Light Measurement

The LX-103 provides fast and accurate light intensity measurements with a resolution of 1 Lux and a response time of about 2 seconds. Its wide measurement range makes it suitable for various illumination settings, from dimly lit environments to brightly illuminated spaces.

Versatile and Portable Design

Designed to be handheld and compact, the HTC LX-103 includes a separate light sensor with cord for flexible positioning. The included carrying case and lightweight build ensure easy transport, perfect for professionals on the move.

User-Friendly Features

The digital lux meter includes data hold, minimum and maximum measurement, and low-battery indication. Its straightforward manual operation, clear LCD display, and quick sampling rate streamline the light measurement process for users of all experience levels.

FAQ's of HTC Light Lux Meter, LX-103:

Q: How do I operate the HTC Light Lux Meter LX-103 for accurate readings?

A: To operate the LX-103, connect the separate light sensor, power on the device using a 9V battery, and point the sensor towards the light source. The LCD display will show readings in Lux within approximately 2 seconds. Use the data hold button to freeze the current measurement if needed.

Q: What is the measuring range and resolution of the LX-103?

A: The HTC LX-103 measures luminous intensity from 0 to 200,000 Lux with a fine resolution of 1 Lux, making it highly suitable for precise assessments in both low and high light environments.

Q: Where can the LX-103 Light Lux Meter be used effectively?

A: This lux meter is ideal for industrial, commercial, and laboratory environments, such as quality control in manufacturing, workplace lighting assessments, research labs, and facility management.

Q: What process should I follow to maintain accurate measurements?

A: Periodically check and calibrate the sensor as per the instruction manual, ensure the sensor is clean and unobstructed, and replace the battery when the low battery indicator lights up. Avoid using the meter outside its operating and storage temperatures to maintain reliability.

Q: When should I use the data hold and minimum/maximum value functions?

A: Use the data hold function to capture and retain a specific light intensity value, and the minimum/maximum features to track the lowest and highest readings during a measurement session, helping in comprehensive light analysis over time.

Q: What benefits does the separate light sensor with cord offer?

A: The separate sensor design allows for flexible placement and positioning in challenging environments, ensuring accurate readings without moving the entire device, enhancing convenience in varied applications.

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