byko-spectra pro / byko-spectra lum

byko-spectra pro
byko-spectra lum

It is a real challenge to achieve standard daylight D65 as defined by CIE. byko-spectra pro uses a smart combination of filtered tungsten-halogen lamps and LEDs. Automatically the right amount of UV light is added when selecting D65.
Thus, byko-spectra pro achieves the highest rendering Class A according to CIE 51.2 - unsurpassed in the industry. Best possible agreement with natural daylight evaluation.

100% Controlled Illumination

The built-in sensors of byko-spectra pro permanently control the lamp performance and automatically adjust the voltage to guarantee lamp stability.

Actual color temperature and light intensity in lux are detected by a light monitoring system and simultaneously shown on the display.

The UV content can be adjusted manually - ideal for evaluating optical brighteners.
An Auto Sequence Mode runs automatically through the predefined sequence of illuminants for hands free operation to keep you 100 % focused on color evaluation

Precise color assessment of solid colors under 7 types of light:

Daylight - D65
Incandescent light - A
Horizon 2300K - Hz
Department store light - CWF, TL84, U30
Ultra-violet light - UV

There are 2 variants available:

1800 Lux
1500 Lux

Standards:

	Color
ASTM	D1729
ISO	3668 (accessories required)

Features

A smart combination of filtered halogen lamps and LEDs guarantee best in class daylight simulation – (Class A tested according to CIE51.2)
The built-in sensors permanently control the lamp performance and automatically adjust the voltage to guarantee lamp stability.
Timer to track light source usage and trigger lamp replacement
increased lifespan of the halogen lamps
Large color display (selecting the light sources, time duration, light intensity, one-time or multiple test sequence)
Assessment of optical brighteners or fluorescent pigments under UV light
Remote control with a range of 10m for easy switching between light sources
byko-spectra lum for wall or ceiling mounting
Several light sources (up to 32) can be connected to each other to form a modular system

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