


HIOKI Lux Meters
HIOKI Lux Meters are professional digital instruments designed for accurate measurement of illuminance in workplaces, factories, offices, buildings and lighting systems. Models such as the HIOKI FT3424 and FT3425 support measurement up to 200000 lx and are suitable for LED lighting inspection, facility maintenance, occupational lighting checks and professional light measurement applications.
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A. Product Overview
HIOKI Lux Meters are precision light measuring instruments used to measure illuminance in lux. They are designed for professional applications where accurate evaluation of lighting conditions is required.
HIOKI models such as the FT3424 and FT3425 provide reliable measurement across a wide illuminance range and are suitable for both low light and high intensity lighting environments.
Important features include:
- Illuminance measurement up to 200000 lx
- High accuracy light measurement
- Digital display for easy reading
- Multiple measurement ranges
- Memory function for recorded readings
- Suitable for LED and OLED lighting
- Portable design for field use
- Professional lighting inspection applications
- FT3425 supports Bluetooth communication
- FT3425 can work with the GENNECT Cross application
These meters are suitable for workplace lighting inspection, building maintenance, manufacturing facilities and lighting system evaluation.
B. Working Principle
A HIOKI Lux Meter measures the amount of visible light falling on a surface.
The light sensor inside the instrument detects incoming light and converts it into an electrical signal. The internal measuring circuit processes this signal and displays the illuminance value in lux.
The measurement process can be explained as follows:
- Light falls on the sensor of the lux meter.
- The sensor converts the received light into an electrical signal.
- The meter processes the signal according to its calibrated response.
- The measured illuminance value is displayed in lux.
The sensor response is designed to closely represent the sensitivity of the human eye, allowing the instrument to evaluate lighting conditions accurately.
C. Why HIOKI Lux Meters Are Used
HIOKI Lux Meters are used to verify whether lighting levels are appropriate for a particular workplace, room, production area or application.
They are commonly used for:
- Workplace illumination measurement
- Office lighting inspection
- Factory lighting inspection
- LED lighting evaluation
- Building lighting measurement
- Facility maintenance
- Indoor lighting inspection
- Outdoor lighting measurement
- Lighting installation verification
- Occupational safety inspections
- School and classroom lighting checks
- Hospital lighting inspection
- Laboratory lighting measurement
- Warehouse illumination testing
- Production area lighting inspection
- Lighting system maintenance
Proper lighting is important for visibility, employee comfort, productivity, inspection quality and workplace safety.
D. Suitable Buyers
HIOKI Lux Meters are suitable for:
- Electrical engineers
- Lighting engineers
- Facility managers
- Maintenance engineers
- Safety officers
- Electrical contractors
- Lighting consultants
- Building inspectors
- Factory maintenance teams
- Occupational health and safety professionals
- LED lighting manufacturers
- Lighting system installers
- Architects
- Interior lighting professionals
- Testing laboratories
- Quality control departments
- Educational institutions
- Hospitals
- Commercial buildings
- Industrial plants
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a HIOKI Lux Meter used for?
A HIOKI Lux Meter is used to measure illuminance or the amount of visible light falling on a surface. It is commonly used for workplace, building, factory and lighting system inspections.
2. What does a lux meter measure?
A lux meter measures illuminance in lux. Lux represents the amount of visible light reaching a specific surface.
3. Which HIOKI Lux Meter models are available?
Popular HIOKI models include the FT3424 and FT3425 digital lux meters.
4. What is the measurement range of HIOKI FT3424 and FT3425?
The HIOKI FT3424 and FT3425 can measure illuminance up to approximately 200000 lx.
5. Can HIOKI Lux Meters measure LED lighting?
Yes. HIOKI Lux Meters are suitable for measuring LED lighting and other modern lighting systems.
6. Can HIOKI Lux Meters be used for workplace lighting inspection?
Yes. They are suitable for checking lighting levels in offices, factories, warehouses, laboratories and other workplaces.
7. What is the difference between HIOKI FT3424 and FT3425?
Both models are designed for professional illuminance measurement. The FT3425 additionally provides Bluetooth communication for wireless measurement and data management.
8. Does HIOKI FT3425 support Bluetooth?
Yes. The HIOKI FT3425 features Bluetooth connectivity and can work with HIOKI GENNECT Cross for wireless data management.
9. Do HIOKI Lux Meters have memory?
Yes. Models such as the FT3424 and FT3425 include memory functions for storing measurement readings.
10. Can a lux meter be used for indoor lighting?
Yes. HIOKI Lux Meters can be used for offices, classrooms, hospitals, factories, warehouses, laboratories and other indoor environments.
11. Can HIOKI Lux Meters be used outdoors?
Yes. They can be used for outdoor illuminance measurements when operated within the specified environmental conditions.
12. Are HIOKI Lux Meters suitable for industrial applications?
Yes. They are suitable for industrial lighting inspection, factory maintenance, production areas and occupational lighting evaluation.
13. Why is lux measurement important?
Lux measurement helps determine whether an area has adequate lighting for safety, productivity, inspection work and comfortable visibility.
14. Is HIOKI FT3425 suitable for data logging applications?
The FT3425 supports wireless measurement and data transfer through Bluetooth and the GENNECT Cross application, making it useful for professional measurement documentation.
15. Who should use a professional lux meter?
Electrical engineers, safety professionals, facility managers, lighting consultants, maintenance teams, contractors and testing laboratories can use professional lux meters for accurate illumination measurement.

