HK880B Digital Lux and Temperature Meter with Data Storage
For professionals who demand comprehensive and accurate environmental data, the HK880B Digital Lux and Temperature Meter is a premium solution. Combining high-precision illuminance measurement with integrated temperature sensing and powerful data storage capabilities, this tool empowers you to perform detailed lighting audits and environmental analyses with unmatched efficiency and reliability.
Highlights
Comprehensive Data: Measures both light levels (Lux/Fc) and ambient temperature, providing a complete environmental picture.
Precise Measurement: Accurately measures illuminance up to 200,000 Lux with a repeatability of 2%.
Adjustable Test Angle: The sensor’s adjustable angle allows for precise measurement of light from different sources and positions.
Data Logging: Store up to 9999 readings for easy analysis and report generation.
Smart Data Capture: Utilizes Data Hold and MAX/MIN functions to capture and analyze critical lighting values.
Enhanced Usability: Features an LCD backlight and an Auto Power Off function to optimize workflow and extend battery life.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Range | Accuracy |
| Measuring Range | 0 Lux ~ 200K Lux | ±3%+8 digits (<10K Lux) |
| 0 Fc ~ 20KFc | ±4%+10 digits (>10K Lux) | |
| Temperature Range | -20°C~60°C / -4°F~140°F | ±1.5°C / ±2.7°F |
| Resolution | 1.0°C / 1°F | |
| Repeatability | 2% | |
| Sampling Rate | 2 times/sec | |
| Display | 4-digit LCD, max. display “9999” | |
| Operating Conditions | 0°C~40°C, 10%~80% RH | |
| Power Supply | 2 x 1.5V AAA Batteries | |
| Product Dimensions | 190 x 33 x 31 mm | |
| Product Weight | 65 g |
Application Scenarios
The HK880B is an indispensable tool for a wide range of professional applications:
Lighting Audits: Conducting detailed audits of commercial and industrial lighting systems to ensure compliance with safety and energy efficiency standards.
HVAC Technicians: Measuring temperature and light to diagnose performance issues and verify optimal conditions in a building.
Interior Design & Architecture: Evaluating and adjusting lighting layouts to meet aesthetic and functional requirements.
Quality Control: Assessing the luminance of screens, displays, and other luminous products during manufacturing.
Photography & Film: Ensuring consistent and professional lighting setups for optimal results.
Environmental & Safety Inspections: Monitoring light levels in workplaces to prevent eye strain and ensure a safe working environment.
Horticulture: Measuring light levels to optimize plant growth in greenhouses and grow rooms.










