Extech LT300 Light Meter

The Extech Light Meter measures light intensity up to 20,000 Foot-candles or 200,000 Lux.

Features

  • Data hold freezes reading in the display
  • Peak mode captures highest reading
  • Relative mode indicates change in light levels
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Overview
The Extech Light Meter measures light intensity and changes in light levels via the relative mode. The peak mode captures the highest readings, and the data hold freezes the reading on the display. The remote light sensor is attached to a 12-inch coiled cable that can be expanded to 24 inches.

Design
The meter utilizes a precision photo diode and color correction filter and includes cosine and color-correct measurements. The min/max function stores maximum and minimum readings. The light meter is ideal for measuring parking lot illumination, security lighting, and night ATM areas.

  • Fc range: 20,000Fc
  • Lux range: 20,000Lux
  • Max. resolution: 0.01 Fc/Lux
  • Basic accuracy: +/-5% rdg
  • Cosine & color corrected: yes
  • Dimensions: 5.9 x 2.95 x 1.57 (150 x 75 x 40mm)
  • Weight: 7oz (200g)
  • CE: Yes
  • Warranty: 1 year
  • (1) Light meter
  • (1) Light sensor with protective cover
  • (1) Protective holster
  • (1) 9V battery
  • (1) Case
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