GL OPTI SPHERE 2000 Usage
Measure, launch, and grow.
An affordable, precise, and user-friendly method for testing and measuring big luminaires during development and as a quality control measure in production is becoming more and more necessary as the number of businesses producing commercial lighting fixtures rises. To fill this demand, the GL OPTI SPHERE 1500, 2000, and 3000 integrating spheres were created, providing a fully turnkey solution for all of your light measurement requirements, no matter how big or little.
Excellent light flux and color accuracy are provided by the GL Optic big integrating sphere without the operational complexity of traditional photometric test equipment. It is not necessary to have a large, dark lab or a dedicated metrologist. In little time at all, set up the system and begin assessing your lighting. The fact that you can simply open the sphere, place the lamp inside, and measure is appreciated by our customers. This sphere has all the parts and accessories you require, and the GL SPECTROSOFT software interface will assist you in doing the task correctly.
A laboratory of your own
For rapid quality control, this equipment works equally well in production labs, accredited laboratory settings, and R&D. For LM79 light measurement applications, the GL LARGE OPTI SPHERE is a great option when using outside labs becomes too costly or time-consuming.
Instant customized reports
Install, measure, and use our GL SPECTROSOFT package to create customized results right away. The measurement tool, an additional light source, and optional peripheral devices like TEC controllers or programmable and stable power supplies will all be managed by this analytical software. These can all be found in a single comprehensive measurement report.
GL OPTI SPHERE 2000 Features
Specially designed 660 mm entrance aperture
Front-emitting diodes can be measured in 2π geometry at the wall entrance in accordance with CIE standards, whilst other sources of light with broader emission can be measured in 4π geometry at the center of the sphere. A 660 mm entry aperture that was specifically created for the 2 m sphere’s entrance can be utilized for calibration. Specific measurement conditions may require the installation of additional gear.
Auxiliary light source
An additional light source has been added to the GL OPTI SPHERE 2000 to offset the self-absorbance of DUTs and achieve optimal measurement accuracy.
