Photometer

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Photometer Specification

Sensor Type
Silicon Photodiode

Frequency
50 Hz

Measurement Range
0.0 - 2.5 Absorbance

Temperature Range
10C to 40C

Capacity
Single Sample

Equipment Type
Bench-Top Photometer

Connectivity Type
No external connectivity

Humidity %
Up to 85% RH

Resolution
0.01

Material
Metal and ABS Body

Power Supply
230 V AC, 50 Hz

Power Consumption
15 W

Accuracy
1% FS

Display Type
Digital LED Display

Range
0 - 1000 Absorbance units

Data Storage
Built-in memory for up to 10000 readings

Language Support
English

Calibration
Automatic and Manual

Light Source
Tungsten Halogen Lamp

Sample Volume
Minimum 0.5 ml

Cuvette Type
Glass or Quartz Cuvette Compatible

Weight
3 kg approx.

Wavelength Selection
Manual/Automatic

Dimensions
300 x 250 x 120 mm

Photometer Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
1 Unit

Payment Terms
Cheque

Supply Ability
20 Units Units Per Month

Delivery Time
4-6 Week

Packaging Details
International Standard.

Main Domestic Market
North India

About Photometer

We introduce ourselves as a noteworthy organization engaged in providing Photometer to our clients. This meter is highly popular in the market due to its calibration mode, backlit display, storage function and auto switch off. It is the perfect choice for measuring the intensity of the light. Also, our provided meter is a unique combination of accuracy, ergonomic design and excellent portability. In addition, this Photometer has a cooling lamp indicator.

Key features:

Powered by batteries
Also, ideal to determine different parameters
Light in weight and compact size

Precision and Versatility in Light Measurement

This bench-top photometer delivers reliable absorbance readings using a Tungsten Halogen Lamp and a highly sensitive silicon photodiode sensor. Its compatibility with glass or quartz cuvettes and support for both manual and automatic wavelength selection make it ideal for a wide spectrum of laboratory applications, from routine analyses to research-grade measurements.

Efficient Data Management and Usability

Storing up to 10,000 results in its built-in memory, this photometer simplifies recordkeeping and traceability. The intuitive digital LED display and language support in English ensure smooth user interaction, while automatic and manual calibration options provide accuracy and control. Its single-sample capacity suits focused, individual analyses.

Designed for Laboratory Convenience

Compact (300 x 250 x 120 mm) and weighing approximately 3 kg, this photometer features a sturdy metal and ABS body that withstands frequent use. With low power consumption (15 W) and reliable operation across 10C to 40C and up to 85% relative humidity, it is optimized for Indian laboratory conditions.

FAQs of Photometer:

Q: How does the photometer select the measurement wavelength?

A: The photometer offers both manual and automatic wavelength selection, allowing users to choose the optimal wavelength for their specific absorbance measurements. This flexibility ensures precision across a variety of applications.

Q: What type of cuvettes can be used with this photometer?

A: This photometer is compatible with both glass and quartz cuvettes, giving users the option to choose based on the sample type and wavelength range required for their tests.

Q: When is calibration required and how is it performed?

A: Calibration can be done either automatically or manually. It is recommended to calibrate the instrument before starting a new set of measurements or after maintenance to ensure high accuracy (1% FS) in results.

Q: Where is the measurement data stored and how much data can be saved?

A: The photometer features built-in memory capable of storing up to 10,000 measurements, facilitating easy data management and retrieval without the need for external connectivity.

Q: What is the minimum sample volume required for analysis?

A: Only 0.5 ml of sample is needed per measurement, making the photometer suitable for limited or precious sample analyses common in research and clinical environments.

Q: How is the photometer powered, and what are the environmental operating conditions?

A: The photometer operates on a 230 V AC, 50 Hz power supply, consuming just 15 W. It is designed to function optimally in temperatures ranging from 10C to 40C and up to 85% relative humidity.

Q: What are the key benefits of using this bench-top photometer in the laboratory?

A: Key benefits include rapid, accurate absorbance measurements, robust data storage, easy operation with digital display, and versatility in cuvette choice and wavelength settings, all packed into a compact and durable design suited for Indian laboratories.

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