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| Product Overview | The Digital Light Intensity Meter is a portable instrument designed for measuring illuminance in livestock houses, poultry buildings, breeding facilities and other agricultural environments. It provides direct Lux readings to help farm managers evaluate whether lighting conditions meet operational and animal-management requirements. The listed configuration offers a measurement range up to 40,000 Lux, digital LCD display and programmable data-recording functions. Measurement results can be stored for long-term environmental monitoring and lighting system evaluation. |
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| Working Principle | The light-sensitive sensor receives visible light from the surrounding environment and converts the detected optical energy into an electrical signal. The internal electronic circuit processes this signal and converts it into an illuminance value expressed in Lux. By measuring at representative points throughout a livestock building, operators can compare lighting levels between pens, aisles, feeding areas and working zones. When data logging is enabled, measurements can also be recorded at preset intervals for trend analysis. |
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Q: What does this light meter measure? Q: What is the measurement range? Q: What is the specified measurement accuracy? Q: Can the meter record measurements automatically? Q: How is measurement data stored? Q: How much data can be stored? Q: Is it suitable for livestock houses? Q: How should lighting conditions be evaluated inside a farm building? |

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