Can LISUN integrating sphere test big LED flood lights?

Large LED flood lights are no match for the LISUN integrating sphere's ability to do comprehensive quality assurance testing on them. In order to determine the total luminous flux that the LED flood light produces, the integrating sphere must first collect all of the light that it generates and then determine its mean value (lumen output). It is common practice to coat the inside surface of the spherical with a material that is highly reflecting.

This coating serves to prevent measurement errors that are produced by variances in the direction in which the light is emitted, therefore it not only adds to the even distribution of light inside the sphere, but it also helps to make the sphere more opaque. After the light has been amassed, it is directed in the direction of a photometer or spectrometer, which analyzes the light by determining its intensity as well as the dispersion of its wavelengths.

Because of this, it is possible to calculate a variety of various optical characteristics, such as the luminous flux, the color temperature, and the color rendering index. The size of the LED flood light that is being evaluated is what defines the size of the integrating sphere that is required for the evaluation; larger spheres are required for LED flood lights with a wider coverage area. LISUN offers integrating spheres that are available in a number of different sizes, which enables them to be used with a comprehensive selection of LED lighting fixtures.

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