This sensor has a response closely matching the ultraviolet Erythemal Action Curve, the portion of the solar radiation spectrum usually associated with sunburn and skin cancer. More...
Two sensors designed to measure ultraviolet wavelengths: UVA (315-380nm) and UVB (280-315nm) parts of sunlight. More...
The following sensors measure in the ultraviolet range. Please click the Related Pages links for more information.
The 765 handheld meter is designed specifcally for museums, galleries and archives. It combines UV with other parameters of interest including Lux, temperature and humidity
The Apogee MU-100 handheld meter is for general outdoor use and measures between 250-400nm covering the UV-A,B & C ranges. It is commonly used for plant studies.
Skye has sensors that measure specifically in either the UV-A (315-400nm), UV-B (280-315nm) or to match the erythemal response curve (UV Index), a measure of how human and animal skin reacts to UV.