Fluke 941 Light Meter
Product Summary:
The Fluke 941 Light Meter provides accurate, portable light measurement up to 200,000 lux or 20,000 foot-candles. With its easy-to-use interface, it’s perfect for assessing light levels across different environments. Ideal for professionals working in clean rooms, agriculture, or HVAC operations.
Key Features:
Measures in lux or foot-candles with a one-button switch
Measuring range: 20,000 to 200,000 lux or 20 to 20,000 foot-candles
Data hold function to freeze the reading on the display
Min/Max function to display high and low readings
Auto power-off to extend battery life
Includes protective sensor cap for safe storage
±3% accuracy at 2854°K with incandescent lamp calibration
Lightweight, portable design
Application:
Clean Room Environments: Ensures adequate lighting for sensitive operations
Agriculture: Measures light for plant growth and crop management
HVAC Operations: Verifies lighting conditions for system assessments
Room Illumination Assessment: Conducts environmental health and safety reviews
Light Source Troubleshooting: Identifies issues with light sources in various settings
Product Benefits:
Portable and Easy to Use: Lightweight design with simple functionality
Accurate Measurement: Ensures precise lighting assessment with high accuracy
Extended Battery Life: Auto power-off function saves battery when not in use
Versatile Applications: Suitable for various industries like clean rooms, agriculture, and HVAC systems
Durable and Protective: Includes sensor cap for safe storage
FAQs:
Q1. Can the Fluke 941 Light Meter be used for both indoor and outdoor measurements?
No, the Fluke 941 is designed for indoor use only. It provides precise measurements in environments like clean rooms and agricultural spaces.
Q2. What is the battery life of the Fluke 941 Light Meter?
The Fluke 941 has a battery life of approximately 200 hours, and it features an auto power-off function to save battery when not in use.
Q3. What types of light sources can the Fluke 941 measure?
The Fluke 941 is capable of measuring visible light from various sources, including fluorescent, metal halide, high-pressure sodium, and incandescent lamps.