The Phototherapy equipment DALE40 radiometer is designed for the precise measurement of light radiation in the blue part of the spectrum, from 429 to 473 nanometers. Phototherapy exposure in this range is used in the treatment of hyperbilirubinemia in newborns.
Key Features:
- Large LCD
- Accurate to ±5% of full scale
- 429-473 nm spectral range
- Full portability
- Standard Accessories: Case, User Manual Operator
The DALE40 provides continuous measurement of irradiance by simply placing the detection probe under the phototherapy light (fluorescent lamps only). In addition to checking output power, the DALE40 saves costs by eliminating premature lamp replacement. The measurement of light is according to the percentage response given by the wavelength characteristic curve. The detection probe, included with the unit, has a wide-angle lens that matches the cosine receiving function of human skin. Measurements are made in µW/cm2, with a range of 0 to 1999. This unit of measurement can be compared directly with other units of measurement.
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