Description
Product Overview
The HFBTE UV Spectral Illuminance Meter is a precision instrument designed for laboratory spectrophotometry. Housed in a robust ABS enclosure measuring 19.69 x 15.75 x 8.66 inches, the device combines durability with a compact footprint. It features a calibrated UV sensor capable of measuring spectral illuminance across a wide range, ensuring accurate data for research and quality control. The meter includes an intuitive digital display, USB connectivity for data export, and a rechargeable battery for portable use. Model B0DQKH1CRK, first available May 20, 2025, it meets industrial standards and holds a ranking of #54 in Lab Spectrophotometers.
Usage
Ideal for scientific laboratories, material testing facilities, and environmental monitoring stations, this meter excels in measuring UV exposure on samples, coatings, and biological specimens. Technicians can employ it during routine quality checks, research experiments, or field assessments where precise UV quantification is critical. Its portable design allows seamless transition between bench work and on‑site measurements, catering to both seasoned researchers and laboratory technicians.

Why Choose Us
HFBTE leverages years of expertise in optical instrumentation to deliver a meter that balances accuracy, durability, and ease of use. Each unit undergoes rigorous calibration and quality testing, guaranteeing repeatable results. The device’s firmware is updatable, ensuring compliance with evolving standards. Backed by responsive customer support and a comprehensive warranty, users gain confidence in long‑term performance.
Key Features
- High‑precision UV sensor calibrated for spectral illuminance measurement
- Compact ABS housing with dimensions 19.69 x 15.75 x 8.66 inches
- Digital display with USB data export for seamless integration into lab workflows
- Rechargeable battery enabling portable, field‑ready operation
- Firmware updatable to maintain compliance with latest measurement standards
FAQ
What wavelength range does the meter cover?
The device measures UV spectral illuminance typically from 200 nm to 400 nm, covering the full UV‑A, UV‑B, and UV‑C spectrum.
Can the meter be calibrated in the field?
Yes, the meter includes a built‑in calibration routine that can be performed on‑site using a standard UV reference source.
How is data transferred to a computer?
Data is exported via the USB port in CSV format, compatible with most data analysis software.
What is the battery life?
Under typical usage, the rechargeable battery provides up to 12 hours of continuous operation.
Is there a warranty?
HFBTE offers a one‑year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects and includes technical support.




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