UV radiometerIt is an instrument specifically designed to measure the intensity of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Its core function is to convert invisible UV radiation into quantifiable electrical signals, and then output the radiation power density (unit: μ W/cm ²) through digital display. Its scenario applications are as follows:

Medical and Public Health

UV disinfection monitoring: Detect the irradiation intensity of UV sterilization lamps in hospitals and disease control centers to ensure disinfection effectiveness (such as UV-C lamps in ward transfer windows).

Phototherapy control: In the treatment of skin diseases, precise control of UV-A/UV-B dose is necessary to avoid overexposure.

industrial manufacturing

UV curing process: Monitor the radiation intensity during UV glue curing, printing ink drying, and other processes to optimize production efficiency.

Material aging test: Evaluate the weather resistance of polymer materials under ultraviolet radiation and guide product improvement.

environmental monitoring

Ozone layer assessment: indirectly assessing changes in ozone layer thickness by measuring UV-B radiation intensity.

Research on Light Pollution: Monitoring the level of ultraviolet radiation in urban environments to provide data support for environmental policies.

Research and Education

Photochemical experiment: Accurately control the ultraviolet dose in the experiment to ensure the reproducibility of the experimental results.

Teaching demonstration: visually display the characteristics of ultraviolet radiation, assisting in the teaching of courses such as physics and environmental science.

daily life

Sunscreen product testing: Measure the UV blocking rate of sunscreen and solar film (e.g. blocking rate=100% - UV2/UV1).

Outdoor activity guidance: Real time monitoring of environmental UV intensity, reminding users to take sun protection measures.