Runwing UV Integrator 140.
The Runwing UV Integrator 140 measures UV irradiation energy to help monitor consistency in the curing process.
The Runwing UV Integrator 140 is an ultraviolet joule tester and UV energy radiometer. It measures irradiation energy from light sources under specified conditions, supporting quality monitoring within UV production.
Its spectral range is 250–410 nm, with an optimal induced UV wavelength of 365 nm. Light intensity and accumulated energy ranges are listed in the technical specification below.
The instrument has a disc structure, 140 mm in diameter and 13 mm high, with a weight of 450 g. It uses a 3.6 V lithium battery; normal operating battery life is stated as one year.
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The specification.
In detail.
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Discuss your requirements| Model | Runwing UV Integrator 140 |
|---|---|
| Instrument type | Ultraviolet joule tester / UV energy radiometer |
| Spectrum | 250–410 nm |
| Optimal induced wavelength | 365 nm |
| Light intensity | 0–5000 mW/cm² |
| Energy | 0–999999 mJ/cm² |
| Power consumption | 100 µA |
| Power supply | 3.6 V lithium battery |
| Battery life | One year under normal operating conditions |
| Dimensions | 140 mm diameter × 13 mm height |
| Weight | 450 g |
| Ambient temperature | 0–45°C |
| Temperature exposure limit | At 110°C, continuous irradiation must not exceed 10 seconds |
| Calibration | One-year interval recommended |
| Battery replacement | Annually recommended |
| Warranty | One year from purchase; excludes user-caused damage and damage caused by external factors |
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How often should it be calibrated?+
A one-year calibration period is recommended to account for ageing sensors and electronic components.
What temperature limits apply?+
The ambient operating range is 0–45°C. At 110°C, continuous irradiation must not exceed 10 seconds.
When should the battery be replaced?+
Annual replacement is recommended. The listed battery life is one year under normal operating conditions.
What warranty applies?+
One year from purchase, excluding user-caused damage or damage caused by external factors.
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