LCS-111 Spectrophotometer
The LCS-III benchtop spectrophotometer easily and precisely measures the color of various liquids to determine the quality.
The LCS-III spectrophotometer accurately measures the color of liquids that are meant to be clear. It more reliably determines the color of the liquid than visual evaluation. Its 22 integrated color scales, including Gardner, APHA or Hazen, ASTM D1500, and Pharmacopoeia, allows the instrument to measure a wide range of applications. Applications include beverages, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food, petroleum, and water.
The instrument features a color touch screen which displays clear instructions and spectral graphs of color measurement results. The instrument can archive 100 password protected user profiles with individual configurations making it ideal for multiple users since it.
LCS-III is measurements can be evaluated in all scales, even after the measurement has been archived. This instrument also automatically reminds users when calibration, service, or test filters are needed. The system stores up to 500 measured values and 50 color value references and each measurement only takes 7 seconds.
- Easy-to-use – simple instructions on a color touch screen and an intuitive menu guidance option
- Quick measurements – 7 seconds to measure application
- USB connections – can be connected via USB cable
- 22 integrated color scales – cover all requirements and applications
- Ideal for multiple users – can save up to 100 password protected user profiles
- Multiple scales measurements – can measure applications in one measurement according to all scales, can even be converted after the measurement has been archived into the system
- Large storage – can save up to 500 measured values and 50 color value references
- Automated quality checks – automatically reminds users when calibration, service, or test filters are needed
- Spectrophotometer
- Art. no. LMV185.99.00001
- Operating modes
- Spectral color and color difference measurement, single and multiple wavelength measurement, wavelength and time scans, absorbance and concentration measurement
- Color value systems
- Iodine, Pt Co (Hazen, APHA), Gardner, Saybolt, ASTM D1,500 (mineral oil), Klett, Chlorophyll A, ADMI, Hess-Ives, Yellowness index, AOCS y/r, CIE-L*a*b*, Hunter-Lab, EU and US Pharmacopoeia
- Wavelength range
- 320-1,100 nm / 1 nm; color measurement: 380-720 nm / 10 nm
- Wavelength accuracy
- ±1.5 nm in the range from 340 to 900 nm
- Wavelength reproducability
- ≤0.1 nm
- Wavelength resolution
- 1 nm
- Scan rate
- ≥12 nm/s in 1 nm steps (46 s / 340-900 nm)
- Photometric accuracy
- 5 mAbs at 0.0-0.5 Abs; 1 % at 0.5-2.0 Abs
- Beam path
- Halogen lamp 6 V / 10 W, concave grating, reference beam technology
- Cuvette sizes
- 11 mm round, 10 mm and 50 mm rectangular
- Cuvette identification
- Automatic with calibration memory
- Display
- Backlit TFT color display (320 × 240 pixels) as touchscreen
- Memory
- 500 color measurement values, 50 color reference values, 500 individual absorbance values, 20 wavelength scans
- Ports
- USB access: 1 type A, 1 type B, for USB stick, keyboard, hand-held scanner, printer
- Protection class
- IP 32
- Power requirement
- 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz / 30 VA
- Dimensions, weight
- (W × H× D) 368 × 144 × 359 mm; 6.4 kg
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