UV Dose Meter
Monitor UV light exposure levels where a minimum UV exposure level is required for your process
- Measure UV in the wavelength range of 250 – 410 nm
- Measurements are shown in mJ/cm2
- Monitor drop off of UV lights
- Worldwide delivery available
Ideal for UV curing tunnels and conveyors. Typical applications include monitoring drop off of UV bulbs and tubes over time.
Description
The UV Dose Meter is a crucial tool for measuring UV light exposure, ensuring effective curing processes. Designed for ease of use, this meter provides accurate readings of UV dose, helping professionals monitor and validate their curing processes. Its compact design allows for portability, making it ideal for use in healthcare settings, laboratories, and industrial applications. The UV Dose Meter is equipped with a clear display and user-friendly interface, enabling quick assessments to maintain optimal safety standards. By providing essential data, this device helps ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and enhances the effectiveness of UV curing applications.
| Measurement unit | mJ/cm2 |
| UV spectral response | 250 – 410 nm |
| Measuring range | 0 – 999,999 mJ/cm2 |
| Display | 6 digit LCD |
| Weight | 150 g |
| Dimensions | 90 x 12 mm |
| Operating temperature range | 0 – 75oC |
| Operating humidity | 5 – 80 & RH |
| Power supply | 3.6 V lithium battery |
| Calibration interval | 6 – 12 months depending on usage |
UV Health & Safety
UV safety in the workplace
Ultraviolet equipment is used safely in workplaces every day, and a little planning is all it takes to keep it that way. If you use artificial UV sources at work, there are legal requirements you need to know about.
What the regulations say
In Great Britain, the Control of Artificial Optical Radiation at Work Regulations 2010 (AOR 2010) apply to employers whose workers may be exposed to artificial optical radiation, including UV. They implement the EU’s Directive 2006/25/EC, which sets similar minimum health and safety standards across Europe.
In practice, employers are expected to:
- Assess the risk from UV sources used in the workplace
- Eliminate or reduce exposure so far as is reasonably practicable
- Keep exposure within the legal limits
- Provide information and training to anyone who may be affected
- Review the assessment when equipment, processes or people change
None of this is meant to put you off using UV. A clear assessment, the right controls and informed staff are usually all that’s needed, and it protects your people and your business.
Support from Arden Ultraviolet
We supply UV equipment, so we also help our customers use it safely and in line with the regulations. Whatever your experience with UV, you can talk to us.
- Free UV safety webinar: a practical introduction to the legal requirements for operating artificial UV sources in the workplace.
- UV risk management training: for managers and safety staff who need to carry out or oversee risk assessments.
- On-site UV exposure assessments: we measure UV levels at your site to show what your people are actually exposed to.
- UV hazard awareness training: clear, practical training for operators and anyone working near UV equipment.
- UV safety and compliance package: support to help you put the right documentation and controls in place.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what you plan to use the equipment for and we’ll recommend the safety measures that suit your application, before you buy as well as after.
Talk to our team or call +44 (0) 1564 200 826.
Request a quotation
To request a quotation, check lead times or discuss your UV requirements in more detail, please complete the enquiry form.
Our friendly team will help identify the most suitable items based on your particular requirements.
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