S9AM RS485 UV Monitor For PLC Control System

S9AM RS485 UV Monitor For PLC Control System:

Technical Parameters:

The UV Intensity meter has a LED display with easy-to-use menu options. The uv meter displays details about the intensity, temperature and lamp hours. The uv meter allows you to set alarms that will give you a notification when the intensity or temperature levels go beyond the ideal range.

UV-C lamps have a useful life of 9,000-16,000 hours after which they should be replaced. However, keeping track of how long a UV-C lamp has been operating can be difficult for building managers. The UV-C Lamp Hour Meter is the first low-cost option.

It has an LCD panel that shows how long the UV-C lamps have been running since they were installed or changed. The UV-C Lamp Hour Meter has a dynamic memory if power is lost.

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FAQ of FIVER UV Intensity Monitor:

Q1: What is a UV monitor?
A1: A UV monitor is an instrument used to measure the intensity of ultraviolet (UV) light, It is commonly used in industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and environmental monitoring to ensure proper UV exposure for applications like curing, sterilization, and UV radiation assessment.

Q2: What types of UV radiation can a UV Monitor measure?
A2: A UV monitor is capable of measuring various types of UV radiation, including UVA (320-400 nm), which is commonly used in tanning and curing processes; UVB (280-320 nm), which plays a key role in environmental monitoring and healthcare, particularly in skin-related studies; and UVC (100-280 nm), which is highly effective in sterilization and disinfection. Each type of UV radiation has specific applications, and a UV meter can be designed to measure one or multiple types depending on its sensors and filters.

Q3: Can a UV Monitor measure UV radiation from sunlight?
A3: Yes, a UV meter can measure UV radiation from sunlight. It’s commonly used in environmental monitoring to assess the levels of UVA and UVB radiation, which are the types of UV light that reach the Earth's surface. This information is crucial for understanding UV exposure risks, studying environmental impacts, and ensuring public safety.