UV Radiometers

A UV radiometer is needed for quantification and documentation of the impact of UV radiation on biological or chemical processes, as well as the UV effect on the health of human beings, animals, plants or material properties (i.e. occupational and environmental impacts).

The features of a UV radiometer of choice will depend on the individual customer’s requirements or a standard/guideline. The following UV radiometers are available for different purposes, viz. for validation of DVGW/ÖNORM duty sensors (DVGW W 294-3:2006 / ÖNORM M 5873); for UV hazard assessment in workplaces (2006/25/EC); and for the measurement of the UV Index (ISO 17166). The last category refers to UV radiometers that are configured and calibrated according to the customer’s requirements and UV datalogger for long-term UV dosimetry.

We produce radiometers with “classical” appearance consisting of a handheld device and a UV sensor. Alternatively, our digital UV sensor can be connected to a Smartphone (Android) using a free Android radiometer / dosimeter app.

The core components of a UV radiometer or datalogger are the UV sensor and the sensor’s calibration. sglux is strictly committed to uncompromising quality, reliability and accuracy of the UV sensor and its calibration. Our quality management is DIN/ISO 9001 certified. Our well-equipped calibration laboratory works in close cooperation with governmental metrology authorities. Please find collaborative publications here. The calibration is PTB (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, German National Metrology Institute) traceable, and works according to guideline DAkkS-DKD-MB-3 and the technical report CIE 220:2016.