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EIT 2.0 LLC

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UV Germicidal Radiometers

Model: UVKey

UVKEY™ Germicidal Radiometer

• UVKey™ is a germicidal radiometer with a 254 nm response and dynamic range optimized for UVC treatment of hospital rooms and other room disinfection applications
• Provides accurate NIST traceable numerical display of the dose (mJ/cm²)
• Eliminates color interpretation by the user and/or lot-to-lot variations associated with radiochromic films
• Small, single button operation makes it easy to use, UVKey™ is IP67 sealed to protect from dust and fluid splashes

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Benefits of Choosing The UVKey UVC Radiometer

The UVKey combines EIT’s 44 years of electronic design with EIT’s 37 years of UV measurement experience in a small easy to use radiometer. By providing an accurate, on-time numerical display of the UV dose from your bulb, the UVKey eliminates the guesswork and inaccuracies contingent with color-interpreted radiometers. This technology makes the UVKey perhaps the most innovative UV radiometer that EIT has developed.  Furthermore, all EIT UV radiometers are fully NIST traceable for validation purposes, ship with a fresh calibration, and come with a certificate of calibration. The UVKey is tested and passed FCC Radiated Emissions Part 15.109 ICES-003: 6.2, is housed in an IP67 sealed case and is RoHS3-compliant.

UVKey Radiometer Applications

While workplace safety radiometers are ideal for UV curing, printing, spectroradiometry, and any other workplace setting where UV radiation is encountered, the UVKey is ideal for measuring the intensity of a UHV germicidal bulb. Frequent industries include but are not limited to:

• Hospitals & Medical Offices
• Long-Term Care Facilities
• Research Labs
• Source Suppliers And More

When to Use a UV Intensity-Measuring Instrument

During UV curing, printing, and other processing applications, errant UV energy can be hazardous to workers’ health. When applied to a UVC germicidal bulb, UV radiometers are used to monitor a UV lamp’s output to ensure the lamp intensity is within curing parameters. Quick and accurate UV readings are needed to ensure your bulb is working properly, and that your workplace is free of potentially harmful errant UV energy.