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The spectral output from an UV LED source is narrow or monochromatic when compared to broadband (mercury) source. Each of EIT 2.0 LLC’s L-Bands (L-365, L-385, L-395 and L-405) has an optic response and dynamic range optimized for LEDs. Our patented Total Measured Optic Response in which ALL optics in the instrument are included in the instrument response result in better performance and repeatability; unit-to-unit, run-to-run and source-to-source.

Online Monitoring allows users to continuously monitor and track a UV source. This is useful in applications where a radiometer will not fit, where high value and/or high production speeds are used and when it is not practical or easy to access each lamp (multi-lamp bank and/or elevated). The feedback is relative and looks at the relative output over time. Online Monitoring will identify both gradual (aging lamps) or sudden (equipment malfunction, user changed parameters) changes in the intensity.

Radiometers provided calibrated irradiance (W/cm²) and energy density values (J/cm²) in one to four bands. Profiling Radiometers also provide the irradiance profile (W/cm² as a function of time) which is useful to further understand the UV conditions and compare UV systems.