- Measures intensity of a single spectral response range (chosen at time of order)
- Used in curing applications of inks, adhesives, soldermasks, and epoxies (not for use in web press applications)
- Display scrolls through UV dosage in Joules/cm2 and peak UV intensity in Watts/cm2 for single UV spectral response range
- Measures lamp performance (and possible bandwidth shift for doped lamps)
- Compares the efficiencies of different UV curing systems
Product Summary
The radiometer that first set the standard for the UV industry is now setting a new standard with advanced features and an easy to read display, multiple user selectable modes, and PC communications for data logging and trending capabilities.
UVICURE Plus II is widely used throughout the global UV industry. With user selectable sample rates, this reliable instrument can be used for fast conveyor lines or slower lines.
Easy to Use - Single Button for On/Off and Run
UV Data Displayed on One Screen for a single Band
Data is collected for a single band on the Uvicure Plus II, then displayed on a single screen in mW/cm2 and mJ/cm2 for quick and easy viewing by the operator. No need to toggle through multiple readings, one screen at a time. Soft buttons are used for function selections, and are indicated on the bottom of the display for easy operator selection and use.
Standard EIT Bandwidths (UVA, UVB, UVC, Visible) and the introduction of EIT UVA2
EIT’s standard bandwidths - (UVA (320-390nm), UVB (280-320nm), UVC (250-260nm), Visible (395-445nm) as well as our new UVA2 (380-410nm) bandwidth are available in the Uvicure Plus II and UV Power Puck II. UVA2 can be used to measure LEDs in the +/- 390nm range as well as additive (mercury-iron, mercury gallium) bulbs. UVA2 is available in a single channel Uvicure Plus II or UV Power Puck II with UVA, UVA2, UVB, & Visible.
Operating Ranges
The Uvicure Plus II or UV Power Puck II instruments are now available in three operating or dynamic ranges. The standard (10 Watt) unit works well for high power curing applications. The new Mid Range unit (1 Watt) works well with lower power arc lamps and applications with lamps that are non-focused or a little further away from the cure surface. The Low Power unit (100 mW) works well in exposure systems and applications with low power lamps.
Setup Function
Provides user selectable instrument default modes for data analysis and comparison, screen, and operational settings.
Graph Mode
A graph illustrating the collected UV irradiance and energy is displayed for each of the UV bands. Data is expressed in mW/cm2 vs. time.
User Selectable Sample Rate
Smooth On Data: Compatible with previous sampling rate on Power Puck versions
Smooth Off Data: Compatible with UV PowerMAP sampling rate at over 2000 samples per second.
Reference Mode
Used for comparison between readings. Can be useful for system setup and troubleshooting. The user can store the selected UV reading in the radiometer as a base line or reference reading, then compare that reading to another. The radiometer will display both readings and indicate the percentage of change between readings. Data is displayed in mJ/cm2 and mW/cm2, and percentage.
Unit of Measure
The unit of measure is user selectable to provide ease of reading for operators. Display the data as you want to see it. Selections are: mJ/cm2, mW/cm2, J/cm2, W/cm2, µJ/cm2, µW/cm2
Colorful, Easy to Read Display
Select low, medium, or high intensity for the graphical display brightness.
Communications Port
USB Port
Download collected data to a computer for statistical analysis and data logging. Software provided by EIT.
Suggested operating ranges |
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| (Standard) High Power: | UVA, UVB, Visible: 100mW/cm2 to 10W/cm2 / UVC: 10mW/cm2 to 1W/cm2 | |
| Mid Power: | UVA, UVB, Visible: 10mW/cm2 to 1W/cm2 / UVC: 1mW/cm2 to 100mW/cm2 | |
| Low Power: | UVA, UVB, Visible: 1mW/cm2 to 100mW/cm2 / UVC: 1mW/cm2 to 100mW/cm2 | |
| Units will “turn on” and display data at irradiance values much lower than the suggested Operating Ranges. The suggested Operating Ranges are where the instrument performs best. | ||
Specifications |
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| Part # | UV1450 | |
| Display | Easy to Read, Yellow Text on Black Background | |
| Accuracy | ± 10%; ± 5% typical | |
| Spectral Ranges | 1-channel continuous monitoring. 320-390nm (UVA), 380-410nm (UVA2 for LED monitoring and additive bulb monitoring), 280-320nm (UVB), 250-260nm (UVC), 395-445nm (Visible) | |
| Spatial Response | Approximately cosine | |
| Operating Temperature | 0-75°C Internal temperature; tolerates high external temperatures for short periods (audible alarm indicates when temperature has exceeded tolerance) | |
| Time-Out Period | 2 minutes DISPLAY mode (no key activity). A no time-out mode can be activated by EIT-IM. | |
| Battery | Two user-replaceable AAA Alkaline Cells | |
| Battery Life | Approx. 20 hours with display on | |
| Dimensions (D x H) | 117 mm x 12.7 mm (4.60 x 0.50 inches) | |
| Weight | 289 grams (10.1 ounces) | |
| Materials | Aluminum, stainless steel | |
Carrying case specifications |
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| Material | Cut polyurethane interior, scuff resistant nylon exterior cover | |
| Weight | 260 grams (9 ounces) | |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 274 x 89 x 197 mm (10.75 x 3.5 x 7.75 inchs) | |
The radiometer that first set the standard for the UV industry is now setting a new standard with advanced features and an easy to read display, multiple user selectable modes, and PC communications for data logging and trending capabilities. UVICURE Plus II is widely used throughout the global UV industry. With user selectable sample rates, this reliable instrument can be used for fast conveyor lines or slower lines.
