Asselum diseña un laboratorio para la caracterización de lámparas y luminarias de radiación ultravioleta UV
There is a growing need in the lighting market: a laboratory capable of measuring and characterizing ultraviolet (UV) radiation lamps and luminaires.
The Asselum laboratory, with more than 15 years of experience in measuring all types of light sources, has designed a facility equipped with all the necessary instruments to measure the “lighting” performance of any UV lighting system.
Asselum has all the required equipment to characterize any type of light source emitting within the optical radiation band between 200 nm and 1000 nm.
In the laboratory, all measurements needed to obtain the following quantities can be carried out:
In addition, lamps and luminaires can be fully characterized for simulations in lighting calculation software such as Litestar, Relux, Dialux, and AGI 32, among others.
This makes it possible to determine lighting levels in any specific situation and perform calculation layouts to determine irradiance levels (mW/cm²) on any surface.
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In addition to the above, Asselum also distributes spectroradiometers and radiometers specifically designed and calibrated for UV radiation in the 240–400 nm range.
The USR‑200 Spectroradiometer is an ultraviolet irradiance meter that integrates both spectrum testing and irradiance measurement. It adopts several internationally patented technologies and leads mobile spectrum‑measurement innovation. It is widely used for disinfection and sterilization of ultraviolet light sources.
In summary, the lighting market presents a new need: a laboratory designed exclusively for ultraviolet radiation system measurements. The Asselum technical laboratory responds to this demand, while also offering the distribution of ultraviolet irradiance meters for lighting manufacturers and designers.
