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Cooke cal-LIGHT 400 and 400F Lightmeters


Features

Description

cal-LIGHT, Model 400 - Ergonomically designed angled sensor allows simultaneous measurement and readout without interference from the operator. The silicon photodiode with photopic and cosine correction assures precise measurements.
cal-LIGHT, Model 400F - The forward position of the light sensor which was designed specifically for use in museums and art galleries, allows the user to accurately measure the direct light falling down onto a painting or any other works of art.
cal-LIGHT, Model 400L - Standard lightmeter with illuminated LCD for applications requiring measurements under 3 lux
Display - Large, 10mm (3/8") LCD with units of measurement and low battery indicator offers comfortable reading during measurement.
"ON" and "HOLD" button - Click to display reading. Hold to "freeze" display. Auto power off.
Sliding Coverplate - Provides access to 9V battery and to the switch for selecting the measuring units (fc or lux).
Calibration seal is affixed to every cal-LIGHT lightmeter after calibration to assure authenticity and prevent unauthorized alterations.

Features

NSN #6220-01-466-7572
NIST traceable calibration certificate
Silicon photodiode sensor
Autorange
Auto power off
User selectable units
Ergonomic design
Cosine correction
Photopic correction
Carrying case
Built-in, hands free stand
(cal-LIGHT 400 and 400L only)


Ordering Information
cal-LIGHT 400 or cal-LIGHT 400F, Calibrated Precision Lightmeters come complete with instructions, battery, carrying case, and calibration certificate.


Calibration
Calibrations and recalibrations are performed by COOKE and are traceable to NIST Standards. The spectral sensitivity of the calibrated detector matches the CIE standard observer curve for a standard tungsten source at 2856K.


Specifications

Specifications
Measuring Range
Autoranges 0.1 fc or lux to 40,000 fc or lux
Units
Choose fc or lux with user selectable switch located in battery compartment
Accuracy
a) Intensity linearity: 2%
b) Photopic: Better than 1.0% of CIE curve
c) Cosine error: Less than ±1.0% up to an incident angle of ±85°
d) Overall accuracy ±5% of displayed value
Calibration
Calibrations and recalibrations are performed by COOKE and are traceable to NIST Standards. The photopic response of the calibrated sensor matches the CIE standard observer curve response to within 1% of the reading when using a standard tungsten source at 2856°K
Light Sensor
Silicon photodiode with photopic filter and cosine corrector
Diameter 10 mm, angled 70° from display face
(Model cal-LIGHT 400)
Temperature Ranges
Operation: 32° to 130°F (0° to 55°C)
Storage: -4° to 160°F (-20° to 70°C)
Users

Architects
Art Gallery and Museum Curators
Engineers
Interior Designers
Health/Safety Professionals
Lighting Designers
Maintenance Personnel
Facility Managers
Landscape Architects
Law Enforcement Agencies
Developers
Contractors
All Lighting Specifiers
Applications
Accurately measures ambient illumination in:

Offices
Shopping Plazas
Parking Lots
Hospitals
Stairways
Highways
Museums and Art Galleries
Arenas
Warehouses
Stadiums
Supermarkets

Now available, the cal-LIGHT 400L with illuminated LCD display suitable for measurements in lux under 3 lux.
cal-LIGHT 400L $390

Calibration
Calibrations and recalibrations are performed by COOKE and are traceable to NIST Standards. The spectral sensitivity of the calibrated detector matches the CIE standard observer curve for a standard tungsten source at 2856K.

Accessories

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Model

Ordering Information

cal-LIGHT 400, cal-LIGHT 400F and cal-LIGHT 400L Calibrated Precision Lightmeters come complete with instructions, battery, carrying case, and calibration certificate.
FOB Auburn Hills, MI cal-LIGHT 400 $365
cal-LIGHT 400F $445

NSN #6220-01-466-7567

NSN #6220-01-466-7572

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