Digital
Radiometer DLM-1000
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The Gould-Bass
DLM-1000 Digital Radiometer is a portable, 3-1/2 digit instrument that
measures either
blacklight intensity
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in the spectral
range of 320-400 nanometers in microwatts per square centimeter or visible light intensity of 380-700
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nanometers (photometric response) in Lux or
foot-candles, depending upon the sensor selected.
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The latest LSI
circuit design and display technology is used to achieve the lowest possible
component count.
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This, in turn,
assures reliability, accuracy, stability, and rugged dependability. In
combination with its functional
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and aesthetic
design, the Gould-Bass DLM-1000 is the easiest to handle blacklight,
and visible light measuring
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instrument available today.
The “DigiGlo” LCD display provides constant
fluorescent illumination with no battery draw.
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Easy
to Operate
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§ Simply slide the
power switch to the “On” position
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§ Place the sensor
where the irradiance/illuminance is to be measured
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§ The
irradiance/illumination is indicated on the DigiGlo
LCD
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§ Lux or
foot-candles are indicated at 1 x the display reading
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§ Microwatts/cm2
are indicated at 10 x the display reading
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Features
and Benefits
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§ Meets AMS, ASTM,
& Mil Standards
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§ NIST Traceablilty assures meter accuracy
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§ Includes visible
light and black light sensors
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§ UV sensor reads
accurately 320-400 nm range
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§ Visible light Lux
or Foot-candle sensor option reads accurately 380-700 nm range
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§ Visible sensor
corrected to CIE curve
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§ Constantly
fluorescing LCD-DigiGlo Readout
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§ Auto zeroing
display requires no adjustment
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§ Durable polymer
case for rugged NDT use
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§ Low battery
indicator
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§ Accuracy ± 5%
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Technical
Data
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Model
Number
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DLM-1000
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DLM-1000L
(Lux)
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Part
Number
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N410409001
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N410410001
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Sensors
Included
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N410400001
“B” UV Sensor
N410401001
“C” White Light
(Foot
candles)
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N410400001
“B” UV Sensor
N410397001
“D” White Light (Lux)
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Readout
Display
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13mm
(0.5 in.) Constant fluorescing
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13mm
(0.5 in.) Constant fluorescing
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Readout
Sampling Time
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0.4
Seconds
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0.4
Seconds
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Range
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0-1999
Foot candles
0-19990
microwatts/cm²
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0-1999
Lux
0-19990
microwatts/cm²
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Spectral
Range
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“B”
UV Sensor …. 320 – 400 nm
“C”
FC Sensor …. 380 – 700 nm
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“B”
UV Sensor …. 320 – 400 nm
“D”
Lux Sensor …. 380 – 700 nm
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Power
Requirement
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One
9-volt battery (provided)
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One
9-volt battery (provided)
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Battery
Life
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150
– 200 Hours
Current
drain 2 mA (approx.)
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150
– 200 Hours
Current
drain 2 mA (approx.)
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Temperature
Ranges:
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Operation
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Storage
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0
– 50 Deg.C (32-122 Deg.F)
10
– 50 Deg.C (14-122 Deg.F)
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0
– 50 Deg.C (32-122 Deg.F)
10
– 50 Deg.C (14-122 Deg.F)
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Humidity
Range
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0
to 100% R.H. Non-condensing
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0
to 100% R.H. Non-condensing
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Dimensions:
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Readout Unit Only
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Sensor Head Only
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DLM-1000 in Polymer Case
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108mm
x 73mm x 23mm
70mm
x 52mm x 17mm
250mm
x 190mm x 70mm
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108mm
x 73mm x 23mm
70mm
x 52mm x 17mm
250mm
x 190mm x 70mm
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Weight
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454
g (1 lb.)
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454
g (1 lb.)
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Recommended
Calibration Interval
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The
DLM-1000 radiometer should be returned to the factory every six months for
recalibration and routing inspection service. The recommended six month
interval is based upon normal usage of intermittent readings. If the sensors
are used continuously, recalibration should be performed more often. Visible
sensors are calibrated to accurately read incandescent light sources, unless
a fluorescent light calibration is requested.
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