Early Access Greenlee 93-172 Digital Light Meter Risk-free Trial [VxTZX9my]

Introducing the Early Access Greenlee 93-172 Digital Light Meter Risk-free Trial [VxTZX9my]

The Early Access Greenlee 93-172 Digital Light Meter Risk-free Trial [VxTZX9my] is a versatile and precise tool designed for professionals in various fields. This advanced meter is equipped to measure a wide range of light sources, including incandescent, fluorescent, metal halide, high-pressure sodium, and halogen lamps. With its color- and cosine-corrected features, it ensures enhanced accuracy and reliable measurements. Whether you are in the lighting industry, architectural design, or photography, the Greenlee 93-172 is an essential addition to your toolkit.

Key Features and Specifications

The Early Access Greenlee 93-172 Digital Light Meter Risk-free Trial [VxTZX9my] is packed with features that make it a standout product. It measures light output up to 50,000 lux, allowing you to accurately assess lighting levels in any environment. The meter also includes peak and data hold functions, ensuring you never miss a measurement. With its broad range of 0.01-5,000 Foot Candles and 0.1-50,000 lux, it caters to a wide range of applications. The accuracy of ± 4% for incandescent light sources and ± 7% for other light sources, combined with a temperature range of 0° to 40° C and a sampling rate of 2.5 times per second, make it a reliable choice for professionals.

Comprehensive Package and Practical Use

The Early Access Greenlee 93-172 Digital Light Meter Risk-free Trial [VxTZX9my] comes with all the necessary accessories to get you started. It includes a 9V battery for immediate use, as well as a carry case for convenient storage and transportation. This product is ideal for use in various settings, such as office buildings, retail spaces, and outdoor lighting installations. Its compact design and user-friendly interface make it easy to handle, even for those who are not experts in lighting technology. Invest in the Greenlee 93-172 and experience the difference it can make in your lighting assessment projects.