CCD Spectroradiometer Integrating Sphere Compact System

LPCE-3 CCD Spectroradiometer Integrating Sphere Compact System is an all-in-one optical, color, and electrical testing platform from LISUN, featuring the LMS-7000 industrial-grade rapid spectroradiometer at its core. The system utilizes an integrated cabinet-style design with a built-in integrating sphere and a dedicated mounting stage; it is easy to install, quick to deploy, and features a compact footprint that saves valuable laboratory space. The system enables the simultaneous measurement of photometric, colorimetric, spectral, and electrical parameters for individual LEDs and LED luminaires. Test results comply with both domestic and international lighting standards, making the system an ideal solution for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for R&D, incoming quality control (IQC), and routine quality inspection on production lines.

Test Parameters:
• Chromaticity Parameters: Chromaticity coordinates, correlated color temperature (CCT), color ratios, peak wavelength, full width at half maximum (FWHM), dominant wavelength, color purity, color rendering index (CRI), CQS, TM-30-24 (Rf, Rg), spectral distribution, etc.
• Photometric Parameters: Luminous flux, luminous efficacy, radiant power, EEI energy efficiency rating; for horticultural lighting: PAR, PPF, etc.
• Electrical Parameters: Voltage, current, power, power factor, frequency

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How do you use an integrating sphere to detect the quality of LED lighting products?

An integrating sphere is frequently used to measure luminaire or light source for luminous flux, chromaticity coordinates, CCT, dominant wavelength, peak wavelength, etc. The traditional integrating sphere is the IS-*M, which LISUN has already stopped manufacturing in favor of the IS-*MA, which uses a molding method. It is your finest choice to take into consideration if your application calls for the measurement of a beam that is widely divergent.

Integrating Sphere & Spectroradiometer for Photometry?

Lumen is a unit of measurement for the total amount of visible light emitted by a light source. It is an important parameter in lighting design and evaluation, as it reflects the brightness and effectiveness of a lighting system. To accurately measure lumen output, a spectroradiometer system with an integrating sphere is commonly used. In this technical article, we will discuss how to test lumen by integrating sphere spectroradiometer system.

LISUN LPCE-3 system were in the market for more than 10 years, LISUN engineers service team already summary the most of the After Sales Questions and Answers in the above link. Please read it carefuly, you can solve the most of the problems by yourself if you have some questions while using the instruments. LISUN will be continue to update this pages and more FAQ can be found in this topic link.

Gurwinder Singh

Good guy! Good service! Especially the free installation!