The Apollo 3.0 operates using 3 pcs of Alkaline batteries (3 x AAA 1.5 volt). The new batteries do not require Dangerous Goods Management (DGS) and the meter is therefore easier to ship with air freight.

Sensor measurements and transmission of data is done via Bluetooth. The wireless sensor enables the user to measure from up to five meters. This feature ensures that the sensor unit is stable, and no movement occurs from connecting cables during measurement. Each sensor unit has both the UV and White light sensors incorporated on it. The meter features hold and peak functions. The hold function stores the present value measured and the peak button stores the highest value measured.

Apollo 3.0 radiometer / photometer comes as a single kit (M513) or as a double kit (M514). The single kit includes one reader unit and one wireless sensor unit. A double kit includes one reader unit and two wireless sensor units. As only the sensor needs to be send for calibration, the double kit is a convenient tool so that operations are never disrupted.

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We offer a range of LED bulbs, lights, lamps, and a variety of other types of lighting, perfectly suited to any interior or exterior, including homes, offices, commercial building, gardens, and more.

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Apollo 3.0 has zero temperature drift in extreme temperatures, showing the exact same reading when performing UV measurements at 0°C or 40°C.

Please note that Aerospace companies that are audited by Nadcap must send in both the reader and the sensor when calibrating.

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Batteries of the sensor unit are accessible from the outside, therefore, the unit does not need to be re-calibrated when changing batteries.

The Apollo 3.0 operates using 3 pcs of Alkaline batteries (3 x AAA 1.5 volt). The new batteries do not require Dangerous Goods Management (DGS) and the meter is therefore easier to ship with air freight.

We calibrate Apollo 3.0 in accordance to ISO / IEO 17025. Our accreditation has been certified by SWEDAC and carries an accreditation number 10391. Our Apollo 3.0 radiometer calibration services are now offered in Chicago (USA), Houston (USA), Toronto (Canada), Stockholm (Sweden), Bilbao (Spain), St. Etienne de Tulmont (France) and Hinckley (U.K). All authorized calibration centers follow a specific process proprietary to Labino, all have the same equipment, and all receive the same training. You can now perform your daily checks in a safe, uniform and professional manner.

The Apollo meter is also part of the INSPECTOR KIT (PN: K001) that also includes MB 3.0 Zeus UV handheld, UVG3 2.0 Midlight UV flashlight and UVG5 2.0 MIdlight headlight. US Airforce should ask for PN: K002. Five Inspector KITs are available and customizations are possible.

Batteries of the sensor unit are accessible from the outside, therefore, the unit does not need to be re-calibrated when changing batteries.

If you will invest in a meter, you might as well make sure it is calibrated correctly and measures correctly. We recommend you use laboratories that are audited and accredited by a professional body – ask for the accreditation certificate with scope in UV and visible light calibrations.

Also, the fact that the heat is not produced in the same way as it does in the most traditional lightbulbs can be a huge advantage. It’s so much safer with no heat generated directly outwards to be felt as a temperature change on the surface area of the bulb. When the light creates heat as a by-product of light in such a way, it’s a fire hazard. So LED lighting just doesn’t pose such a threat in your everyday life. Even if its energy is at full power, it doesn’t feel warm when you touch it, therefore it’ll under no circumstances be a fire starter. Don’t underestimate the importance of a quality heat sink, though. You’re not going to be satisfied if you use LEDs without it. LED light can be amazing and innovative, you just have to use it right and make sure that you have all the necessary accessories to make it the best it can be.

Why is a heat sink something you need? How does it work exactly? Can you do fine without one? If you have a LED strip, you’ll always need heat sinks. That’s the only proper way to take care of your LEDs so that they’re the most efficient and can truly do their job as a light source or a fun lighting project. Heat sinks allow you to use LEDs without complications and in any way you want. If you use them, your LED strip is truly at its best, and you can enjoy all the benefits it offers. Your LED strip is far superior to traditional ways of lighting, as long as you’ve picked the right one of the many LED heat sinks. It makes it be at the peak of its functionality and safety. Your LED strip is going to last for a really long time, so you won’t have to waste time on changing it if you’re using the right aluminium heat sink.

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How to choose a heat sink for your specific situation? Your LED lighting type is what determines it. Based on the model you use, the heat sink solution will differ. It’s crucial that you find the one that’s supposed to be used with your LEDs, otherwise, it’s just not going to work well together, and it’ll be as if you didn’t even have a LED heat sink in the first place. The size matters tremendously when it comes to LED strips. It’s the main feature that decides what heat sink you’re going to need. What are the other rules of picking heat sinks? What should the heat sink surface and heat dissipation be? Be sure to get the right product because otherwise, you’re setting yourself up for failure.

If you will invest in a meter, you might as well make sure it is calibrated correctly and measures correctly. We recommend you use laboratories that are audited and accredited by a professional body – ask for the accreditation certificate with scope in UV and visible light calibrations.

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An instrument for accurate measurement of UV irradiation and visible illuminance. Extra engineering effort is taken to make an accurate measurement of visible light emission from a UV lamp by incorporating a superior band pass filter containing only non-fluorescent filters. The instrument provides fast measurement as it offers auto ranging and concurrent measuring of visible light and UV irradiation. It is ergonomic and easy to use due to its light weight chassis, wireless sensor unit and compact size. Apollo 3.0 is traceable to NIST (USA’s National Institute of Standards and Technology).

Are you considering getting LED strips? There are a couple of things that you absolutely have to take into consideration and keep in mind if so. If you want your LEDs to work for the longest time possible, you’ll have to know how to properly take care of them. The question is: how to do that? Luckily, it’s not very complicated and anyone can do it, as long as they have the necessary knowledge on the topic. It’s a smart thing to do to consider a heat sink for the LED strip so that the heat has a place to escape to and your LED system keeps working correctly. So, what do you need to do exactly to make sure that your strip lighting works properly? Just follow those simple rules, and you’re never going to have a problem with that. There are also a couple of questions that you need to know the answer to before you’ll be able to make a conscious decision.

Common knowledge about LED light solutions, in general, is that they don’t get hot in a way that traditional lighting does. That’s for sure, but what does it mean exactly, and what does it indicate when it comes to taking good care of them? LEDs get hot, that’s the one thing you need to remember. They may not be warm when you touch them, but it doesn’t mean that they aren’t heating up in their own way. The fact that they do means that some action on your part needs to be taken. You need to make sure that the heat energy produced by your LED strips is transferred somewhere and that it’s not stored in the strip itself as it could have a disastrous effect. If you want your LED light to be fully functional for the longest time possible, you’ll need to take care of that issue for sure. There is no easier way than investing in a fitting LED heat sink.

Comes calibrated with a calibration certificate from an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory. Labino is an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory with scope in UV-A and visible light calibrations.

Radiometer/photometer measuring UV and visible light via a single wireless sensor. Available as a single kit (1 Reader and 1 Sensor) or double kit (1 Reader and 2 Sensors). Each sensor measures both UV and White Light. The 4 year warranty is conditional on recalibrations carried by Labino authorized labs to avoid misuse. Alternatively, the warranty is 1 year.

Radiometer/photometer measuring UV and visible light via a single wireless sensor. Available as a single kit (1 Reader and 1 Sensor) or double kit (1 Reader and 2 Sensors). Each sensor measures both UV and White Light. The 4 year warranty is conditional on recalibrations carried by Labino authorized labs to avoid misuse. Alternatively, the warranty is 1 year.

Apollo 3.0 has zero temperature drift in extreme temperatures, showing the exact same reading when performing UV measurements at 0°C or 40°C.

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If you are looking instead for a UV LED stationery light with fixed installation please read about GX ORION. If you are looking for a UV LED handheld light please read about MB 3.0 Series and/or BB 2.0 SERIES. If you are looking for a UV LED flashlight please consider, UVG3 2.0 Series. Don’t forget the unique measurement stand OLYMPOS which brings professionalism and standardization to your team.

You should also be careful when choosing the material of the heat sink for your LED lights. It can’t be just anything, it has to have the right features to be able to truly be the thermal resistance your LED strip needs. Whatever your lighting project may be, it’s always a good idea to pick aluminium alloys. Aluminium is a material that creates the best heat sinks due to its good thermal conductivity. You should also consider copper, as it’s also a fitting choice when it comes to heat sinks for LEDs. However, a matter that you absolutely have to keep in mind is the price of each option. Copper heat sinks tend to be a lot more expensive than the aluminium ones, so it’s better to opt for the latter. Materials that you should avoid as it’s a poor thermal conductor are plastic and wood. Obviously, no one makes wooden heat sinks, but it’s better to understand what it’s about. The temperature gradient needs to be just right. Aluminium is good for LED cooling because it allows heat transfer. That’s why the heat sinks are made from aluminium, it’s thermally conductive. Cooling is the most efficient when aluminium is used. Other material types like metal are useless in this process.

Comes calibrated with a calibration certificate from an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory. Labino is an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory with scope in UV-A and visible light calibrations.

Although a LED strip is a lot better than traditional light, it still is not perfect, and it requires some kind of cooling and general taking care of. Even a LED strip can’t transform all the energy into light. You need to take the temperature into consideration and get the option that offers the best air cooling. Aluminium profiles are a better cooling option than anything else. If you neglect this step, if you don’t think about a sink for LEDs on time, they’re inevitably going to undergo destruction. No one wants that, and it would be a terrible loss, so you’d better get a MarcLed heat sink today! Remember about the criteria of picking the best one for you. It needs to be fitted correctly to your needs. If you still have any doubts, don’t worry! Ask a MarcLed expert for advice – they’re more than willing to help.