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Light meters

We deliver light meters to Sydney, Canberra, Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, Darwin and Australia-wide.  Call us on 1300 788 626 to find out about the best light meter deals and sales on light meters at discount prices.

Many of our light meters are used to check indoor and ourdoor light levels for workplace health an safety applications, if you need some advice please give us a call  - advice is free!

Use our lux meters to check night lighting levels on construction sites - office lighting levels and much more.

 
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Amprobe LM-100 Light Meter
Amprobe LM-100 Light Meter
Product ID : Amprobe LM-100
Price: $239.00
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Yokogawa 51001 Digital Light Meter
Yokogawa 51001 Digital Light Meter

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Product ID : Yokogawa 51001
Price: $911.00
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Yokogawa 51002 Digital Light Meter
Yokogawa 51002 Digital Light Meter
Product ID : Yokogawa 51002
Price: $1,861.00
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Amprobe LM-120 Light Meter with Auto Ranging
Amprobe LM-120 Light Meter with Auto Ranging
Product ID : Amprobe LM-120
Price: $290.00
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Amprobe LM-200 LED light meter
Amprobe LM-200 LED light meter
Product ID : LM-200
Price: $275.00
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Kyoritsu 5201 Digital lux meter
Kyoritsu 5201 Digital lux meter
Product ID : Kyoritsu 5201
Price: $1,999.00
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LX-105 Lux Meter for Tungsten/Daylight, Fluorescent, Sodium & Mercury lights
LX-105 Lux Meter for Tungsten/Daylight, Fluorescent, Sodium & Mercury lights

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Product ID : Lutron LX-105
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What lighting levels do I need?

The Australian standard for required workplace illumination AS1680.1.2006 offer the following advice:

Class of Task

Recommended Maintained illuminance lux

Characteristics of the activity/interior Representative activities/interiors
Movement and Orientation 40 Interiors rarely visited with visual tasks limited to movement and orientation Corridors, cable tunnels, indoor storage tanks; walkways
Rough Intermittent 80 Interiors requiring intermittent use with visual tasks limited to movement, orientation and coarse detail. Staff change rooms; live storage of bulky materials; dead storage of materials needing care;locker rooms;loading bays
Simple Workplace tasks 160 Any continuously occupied interior where there are no tasks requiring perception of other than coarse detail. Occasional reading of clealry printed documents for short periods. Waiting Rooms, staff canteens; rough checking of stock; rough bench and machine work; enterance halls; general fabrication of structural steel; casting concrete; automated process monitoring; turbine halls.
Ordinary or Moderately easy work tasks 240 Continuously occupied interiors with moderately easy visual tasks with high contrasts or large detail School chalkboards and charts; medium woodworking; food preparation; counters for transactions.
Moderately Difficult work tasks 320-400 Areas where visual tasks are moderately difficult with moderate detail or with low contrasts Routine office tasks eg reading, typing, enquiry desks. Inspection of medium work; fine woodwork; car assembly
Difficult work tasks 600 Areas where visual tasks are difficult with small detail or with low contrast Drawing boards; most inspection tasks;proofreading;fine machine work; fine painting and finishing; colour matching
Very difficult work tasks 800 Areas where visual tasks are very difficult with very small detail or with very low contrast Fine inspection;paint retouching; fine manufacture; grading of dark materials; clolour matching of dyes.
Extremely Difficult 1200 Areas where visual tasks are extremely difficult with extremely small detail or f low contrast. Visual aids may assist Graphic arts inspection; hand tailoring; fine die sinking; inspection of dark goods; extra fine benchwork
Exceptionally Difficult 1600 Areas where visual tasks are exceptionally difficult with exceptionally small detail or with very low contrasts. Visual aids will be of advantage. Finished fabric inspection; assembly of minute mechanisms, jewellry and watchmaking.


What to look for in light meters

For accurate measurement of illuminance you should ensure your light meter should has cosine and colour correction.  The cosine correction allows for the effects of light falling on the cell at oblique angles, colour correction is needed in order to match the spectral sensitivity of the human eye.

There are a number of cheap lightmeters in Australia, they are both cheap in dollar terms and in construction - they have poor quality colour correction because of the lower quality colour correction filters they use.  They tend not to fit the red or blue ends of the CIE V, lamda curve.  Errors as much as 500% can occur in high pressure sodium or metal halide lighting.

Further information is available from Light Lab International Pty Ltd www.lsa.com.au

Want to know more about light meters?  We recommend wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_meter as a great place to search.


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