Digital Single Beam VIS Spectrophotometer LED Display with 4 nm Bandwidth and USB Interface

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Digital Single Beam VIS Spectrophotometer with 4 nm Bandwidth and USB Interface 




1. Introduction of the Single Beam VIS Spectrophotometer 

ME-V1100 Visible spectrophotometer, is an high quality and high accuracy lab instrument. It with a USB Interface, can connect to the computer.











2. Technical specifications of the VIS spectrophotometer 

Model	ME-V1100
Wavelength Range	325-1000nm
Band Width	4nm
Wavelength Accuracy	±2.0nm
Wavelength Repeatability	1nm
Photometric Accuracy	±0.5% T
Photometric Repeatability	0.2% T
Stray Light	=0.05% T (340nm NaNO2)
Stability	0.001A/30min@500nm
Wavelength Setting	Manual
Photometric Display Range	-0.3-3A
Display Mode	4 LED display
Detector	Import Silicon Photodiode
Light Source	Import Tungsten Lamp
Power Requirement	AC 220V/50Hz 110V/60Hz
Power	120W
Dimensions(W*D*H)	36*28*19cm&9kg
Photometric Mode	T,A,C,E




3. Details of the Vis Spectrophotometers



















4. Application of the ME-V1100 Visible spectrometer 




This machine can be widely using for medical, university, science institute, food, drink , etc.




5. Some Features of the hot sale Spectrophotometer 




? Single beam.

? Can build a standard curve for concentration direct-reading.

? With printer interface.

? Sample can be directly put by users.

? Have USB interface, and the PC Software is option.

 

6. Normal information of the Photometers Machine 




Original: China

Voltage: 220v, 50Hz or 110V, 60Hz. The voltage can be as local demand.

Payment term: Bank TT Advanced / Western Union, etc.

Delivery date: About within 7-10 working days.

Delivery Method: By air / By air express / By sea

Packing: Carton.

Warranty: 12 months

MOQ: 1 unit

 

7. Packing List of the VIS Photometer




1). VIS Spectrophotometers ME-V1100 * 1 unit

2). Glass cuvette 10 mm * 4 pcs

3). Power plug  * 1pc

4). Users's instruction * 1pc

5). Dust cover * 1pc




8. Shipping of the Medical Vis Photometer

 

 

9. Service of the VIS Spectrophotometers