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Light Meter: Lux-525 Pro

Name: Light Meter: Lux-525 Pro
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Andrey Ivankin

Measure light intensity & cct

Published by: Andrey Ivankin

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Lux-525 Pro – universal, highly-precise, and easy to use light meter.
- Requires no additional equipment, everything you need is already in your phone
- Calibrated with professional light meter
- Smart algorithm provides unsurpassed accuracy in all conditions
- Real-time measurements of illuminance, color temperature, PPFD/PAR, DLI and luminous flux
- Large collection of light sources necessary for accurate calculation of PPFD/PAR and DLI
- Built-in calculator for convenient and precise calculation of various illumination parameters (PPFD, DLI, Lux, Fc, Lumens)
- Share your measurements via a text message or email or save them to your phone
Lux-525 Pro is the best-in-class digital light meter on the phone. It is intended for personal use and may not fully replace industrial-grade light meters.
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5 out of 5

1 ratings in Bulgaria

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Light Meter: Lux Reviews

Poor App Support

The App has no instructions or documentation to show how to use the meter. Also super limited capabilities unless you buy the paid version. I will be deleting the app from my device.

Measures much lower values than a calibrated light meter

I tried to see if this could replace a calibrated light meter, but the answer is a definite NO. The measured values are 1/2 to 1/3 of what the light meter reads for a LED test source. At very high flux levels (~10 klux) the values are lower by a factor of 10.

inaccurate for grow lights

I tried this app with high hopes but the ppfd is so much off from what spider farmer claims that it’s unusable. also have to pay monthly feels like a rip off