GL SPECTIS Touch Mini Spectrometer

Introducing world’s first smart spectrometer.

If you are looking for reliable, precise and intuitively operated spectral instrument for light assessment, our state-of-the-art light measuring tool GL SPEC TIS 1.0 touch is the best answer to all your spectral light measurement needs.

Now not only experts can obtain dependable light measurement data – our preconfigured, individually calibrated measurement instruments deliver fast and precise results, and the included software is intuitive and easy to navigate. If you need to measure:

• Lux – illumination value
• Lumen – the luminous flux
• CRI – color rendering index according to CIE
• CCT – correlated color temperature according to CIE standard
• COLOR – color coordinates according to CIE 1931 and CIE 1964
• mWatt – radiant power value

and much more…

… our highly portable and precise GL SPECTIS 1.0 touch is a perfect solution.

SPX driver

GL Optic spectrometers are delivered with free-of-charge driver software. It also features the measurement mode to run measurements and providing the information on the native data as well as a simple graphical representation of spectra. The SP X driver software contains all necessary calculations for band-pass error correction, correction of baseline level and the calculation procedure for OSR * system /Optical Stray Light Reduction/ to determine and correct the influence of stray light on measured spectra.

 GL SpectroSoft Software should also be purchased

GL SPECTRO SOFT Basic CRI

GL SpectroSoft is the helpful tool for laboratory application as well as for field work in production quality control and for general light assessment purposes. The software interface gives the user quick access to useful information and functions. It contains Calculation of tri stimulus values for the specification of light source color according to CIE standards. CCT, Chromaticity Error, Color Peak, Color dominant, CRI (CIE 13.3) and Metamerism Index (CIE 51.2). Additionally the measurement procedure according to ISO 3664:2009 for the assessment of the light viewing conditions is available.

• Absolute or relative measurements
• Flexible data interpretation
• Helpful tools for easy analysis and interpretation of measured spectra