Opsytec Dr.Grobel BS-02 UV IRRADIATION CHAMBER (180W, 25.000 lux)

Interior chamber: 46 x 32 x 20 cm

Dimensions: 58 x 40 x 47 cm

Power consumption: 180 W

Lamp lifetime: up to 10.000 h

Number of lamps: 8

Sample temperature: 25 °C +/- 5°C

Spectra ranges: 1 standard, 2-4 optional

Irradiance UVA: 8 mW/cm²

Irradiance UVB: 5 mW/cm²

Irradiance UVC: 10 mW/cm²

Irradiance D65: 25.000 lux

Datasheet

Features

The irradiation chamber BS-02 is compact, robust equipment for the time- or dose-controlled irradiation of samples with UV or visible light. The chamber can be fully equipped for one of the spectral regions UV-C, UV-B, UV-A, or daylight D65 to achieve the highest irradiance. Alternately, the use of two separately controlled lamp groups for different spectral regions allows for especially flexible operation of the chamber. With interchangeable lamps, the BS-02 is really flexible. No tools are required for lamp replacement.

The interior irradiation chamber has a base area of 46 x 32 cm and a height of 29 cm. The sample chamber operating temperature is about 25°C so that thermal damage to the specimen is avoided. Due to the high uniformity of the irradiation, the samples may be positioned in any order.

The irradiation control UV-MAT can control two spectral ranges separately and achieves a constant dose independent of lamp aging, contamination or temperature. The dose is measured with calibrated sensors. For this purpose, the sensor already contains an extremely precise analog-digital converter and a temperature sensor. The integrated diffuser ensures the required cosine correction. Excellent long-term stability is achieved through the use of appropriate materials. The sensors are calibrated with traceability to PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt, the German national test authority); after being calibrated, they are supplied with a factory calibration certificate. The memory in the sensor contains all sensor identifications and the calibration history.

The UV-MAT can optionally be controlled by a PC. This allows multi-stage irradiation and documentation of the irradiation.