T-10A Illuminance Meter is an easy-to-use, handheld meter designed to measure the brightness and quality of a light source striking a specific location. It conforms to JIS AA Class and DIN Class B requirements. It has a detachable receptor head that allows multiple receptors to be connect with LAN cable, making it an easy, affordable, multi-point measurement inspection system. It has a receptor diffuser window of Ø 25 mm.
Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. is the technological leader in optical test and measurement solutions for improving quality control and precision in Paint and Coatings. Konica Minolta instruments are widely recognized for high quality and performance, reliability, innovation, and ease of use when it comes to measuring, matching, reproducing, and communicating color and light.
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