PowerMAP II UV Radiometer – Portable

The PowerMap is the smallest four UV-band radiometer in the market. With a compact size of 5.5″ x 2″ and a 65 minute rechargeable battery, it is the ideal Radiometer for quick field jobs.

 

 EIT Radiometers provide a complete picture of the UV source, and how the UV is being delivered to the cure surface.
The Radiometer is able to measure UV irradiance (W/cm2), total energy density (J/cm2), and UV irradiance as a function of time.

 As with all of EIT Profiling radiometers, the PowerMap can identify in an easy and quick manner the following:

• Number of lamps and bulb type in each UV station
• Uniformity of UV across bulb
• Performance of individual lamps even in multi-lamp systems
• Lamp focus and changes to it
• Process speed and/or exposure time variations
• System changes over time, which helps identify maintenance needs.
• Differences between UV systems.

 

The PowerMap II is 60% smaller than its predecessor, however, it features a larger internal memory and rapid data transfer to PowerView software, and is able to measure the four UV spectral regions (UVA, UVB, UVC, UVV). 

 

 

 

Applications:

• Document, measure and maintain the performance of an individual UV System or entire manufacturing line from start to finish.
• Document, measure, confirm, and maintain the spatial geometry and original design specifications of your UV System. Easily evaluate lap-bulb configuration and focus, reflector shape and focus reflector efficiency.
• Compare reflector materials and shapes, wavelength-specific degradation, and uniformity of one or more UV lamps.
• Easily identify the type of bulb in the system. Compare spectral output, degradation, and uniformity of one or more UV lamps.
• Measure and document substrate temperatures during the cure process to prevent damage to temperature-sensitive materials.
• Track and store data for statistical quality control regulation compliance or historical comparisons.
• Print run data to attach to work orders, reports, or quality audits.
• Archive measurement data to track system performance over time.