LSG-1900B goniophotometer is near field type C automatic goniophotometric instrument for luminous intensity distribution measurement. The LSG-1900B uses a constant temperature detector. It is used for industrial laboratory photometric data measurements of small luminaires, such as down light, bulb light, and so on.
Measurement:
Luminous Intensity Data, Luminous Intensity Distribution, Zonal Luminous Flux, Luminaries Efficiency, Luminance Distribution, Coefficient Of Utilization, Luminance Limitation Curves Glare, Maximum Ratio of Distance to Height, Equal Illuminance Diagrams, Curves of Luminaires VS Lighting Area, Lsocandela Diagrams, Efficient Luminescence Angle, etc.
Specification:
• It meets the requirements of CIE, IEC, IES LM-79 & GB standards
• It can do C-γ and B-β measurement
• The luminaires under test will keep the burning point from moving
• The luminaries under test rotates around an angle of (γ) ±180° (or 0-360°) and the luminaries rotates around itself with an angle of (C) ±180° (or 0-360°)
• Maximum size of luminaires under test: Φ300mm (diameter)×550mm (height)
Weight: 20kg
Current: 10A
• Distance from lamp to detector: 1250mm
• Luminosity Testing Range: Light Intensity 0.015cd~10^7cd (detector)
• The accuracy of angle: 0.2°
• The resolution of angle: 0.01°
• Accuracy of photometry: standard
• English version software can run on Windows systems
• This system can export data files as following formats: .CIE .IES .TM14 .EUT .CSV, etc. These kinds of format files can be transferred by other illumination and luminaire design software such as DiaLux.
The most critical factor that affects the quality of lighting is the luminous distribution performance of lamps. Using scientific testing methods and selecting the appropriate test instrument is the basis of obtaining accurate luminous distribution properties of luminaires. The test of luminaires’ luminous distribution is an important part of luminaire design and lighting design for quality con...
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