Dual-aperture sensors provide both ambient and directional light measurements for comprehensive data collection
Wireless connectivity allows easy data transfer and remote monitoring
Ambient sensor measures lux and irradiance for precise light energy readings
Directional sensor quantifies RGB color percent for accurate color analysis
UV index scale (1–12) helps monitor harmful light exposure for plant and skin health
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Product Summary
The Wireless Light and Color Sensor features two separate apertures: One measures ambient light from the side of the box, and the other measures percent color of directional light at the end of the box.
Features The ambient sensor measures:
Lux: light energy from a point in a direction (per steradian, a solid angle) per
Ambient Sensor
Measures lux, illuminance, irradiance, brightness (per steradian, per second, per area, per wavelength)
Directional Sensor
Measures RGB percent of total light, white total intensity (65,536 scale)