DeltaFlux DF 2302.0 Photoradiometer (UV-A and Lux Meter)

The DeltaFlux DF 2302.0 is a portable photoradiometer with an LCD display. In fluorescent penetrant and magnetic particle inspection it verifies the UV-A irradiance and the visible light level in the darkened area required by standards. Probes are recognised automatically through the SICRAM module, the unit is selected automatically and each probe stores its own factory calibration.

Key features

• Automatic probe recognition: SICRAM module, no setup when changing probes
• Max / Min / Avg: maximum, minimum and average values
• Field friendly: IP67, 160 g, up to 200 hours on 3 × AA batteries
• Probe options: UV-A (LP 471 UVA), lux (LP 471 PHOT) or combined UV-A + lux (LP 471 P-A)

Technical specifications

• Display: Dual 4½-digit LCD, 52 × 42 mm visible area
• Power: 3 × 1.5 V AA batteries
• Battery life: 200 hours with 1800 mAh alkaline batteries
• Probe input: 8-pin male DIN 45326 connector
• Operating temperature: -5 … +50 °C
• Relative humidity: 0–90%, non-condensing
• Protection: IP67
• Dimensions: 140 × 88 × 38 mm
• Weight: 160 g (with batteries)
• Housing: ABS
• LP 471 UVA probe: 315–400 nm (peak 360 nm), 1.0×10⁻³ – 2000 W/m², calibration uncertainty <5%
• LP 471 PHOT probe: Photopic curve, Class B (CIE 69), 0.1 lux – 200×10³ lux, calibration uncertainty <4%
• LP 471 P-A probe: Combined: 0.3 lux – 200×10³ lux and 1.0×10⁻³ – 2000 W/m² UV-A

Applications

• Periodic verification of UV lamp UV-A intensity
• Visible light check in darkened inspection areas
• Illuminance for white-light inspection
• MPI and PT calibration and audit records

This measurement is also part of our MPI bench calibration service.

This product is listed under both Penetrant Testing Accessories and Magnetic Testing Accessories. To verify UV-A intensity and ambient light, see the DF 2302.0 photoradiometer. Other UV lamps: DF L SI 60, DF L KK 6000 AE, DF L PX C SUP, DF L 6K, DF L BG 600/1200, DF L EB UV 50/100. For a quotation, contact us.

Values are from the DeltaFlux data sheet; typical values, subject to change by the manufacturer.