UV Meter-M3000

Awellcure-M3000 is a high-performance, high-quality, high-precision UV measuring instrument. it can measure Maximum optical power, accumulated

energy and Instantaneous optical power.

-wavelength：320~390nm, main 365; 395~445nm, main405; 445~500nm, main 450.

-Measurement main peak: optinol(FH365/FH400/FH450)


-UV intensity range: 0-10w/cm2

-Measurement range: 0-9999J/cm2

-Temperature range: 0-75℃

-Measurement accuracy: ±5%

-Power: AAA

-External dimension: Φ120*12(H)mm

-Weight: about 500g, aluminum alloy

-Environment temperature: 0-45℃

-Sustained irradiation at 110℃ for no more than 10 seconds

-Automatic protective: auto power off without induction 60s.

-Calibration cycle: All electronic components, such as photosensors, usually age with the extension of use time. In order to ensure more accurate 

measurement accuracy and effect, it is recommended that this instrument calibration period is one year.

-1 year free warranty without artificial damage or irresistible factors, except the consumable such as photosensitive film and LCD screen.

What is a UV Radiometer?

UV radiometers are important instruments for measuring the irradiance (W/cm²) and energy density (J/cm²) of UV output to ensure optimal levels for 

various processes. Choosing the right UV radiometer can significantly reduce the risk of uncured product, minimize material waste, reduce cleanup

time and reduce labor costs, ultimately increasing your return on investment (ROI).UV curing is critical for numerous industrial applications, but achieving 

precise and consistent results requires the right tools. we offer a variety of UV radiometers to meet your specific UV curing needs,helping you ensure the

accuracyand efficiency of your operations.

Types and how to use them

UV radiometers are essential tools in the UV process for measuring the irradiance (W/cm2) and energy density (J/cm2) of UV output. Its main role is to ensure

that the UV output is at a level suitable for the process. This is critical to preventing the risk of running uncured product and reducing material loss, cleanup and

labor, thereby increasing your return on investment.When using UV curing, it can be a little difficult to maintain consistent and accurate results without using an

instrument called a UV. UV radiometer. Every UV process, whether microwave, arc or LED, requires a specific output from the UV source in order to provide

adequate curing of the chemicals used. The best way to verify that a UV source is providing the correct UV output for a process is to use a radiometer to measure

the UV output in irradiance (W/cm2) and energy density (J/cm2).By verifying the proper level of UV output, the likelihood of running uncured product can be 

significantly reduced, minimizing the loss of material, cleanup, and labor andimproving return on investment (ROI).

Contact Awellcure for Handheld Digital Radiometer

Email：uv@awellcure.com