PCE CRM 40 Color Meter - PCE-CRM 40

PCE CRM 40 Color Meter - PCE-CRM 40

With the PCE CRM 40 Color Meter, important photometric factors in the field of light measurement can be determined. These include the tristimulus values of XYZ, the u´ and v´ color location coordinates according to CIE 1976, and the xy color location coordinates according to CIE 1931. Further color statistics are measured as absolute values and differences. The user can determine the dominant wavelength within the sensitivity range of the colorimeter, which is 360 - 780 nm, as well as the color density (Pe) and the correlated color temperature (CCT) in Kelvin.

Also, the color meter can measure the illuminance in lux (lx) or foot-candle (fcd) as well as the light flux in lumens (lm) and show the color location in the RGB color space. Due to the ergonomic single-handed operation, the large display, memory, data interface and software, measurements with the colorimeter can be carried out quickly and the results are reproducible. The test results can be recorded by means of the software. Its specifications make the colorimeter perfectly suitable to classify and optimize lighting installations and conditions in various fields of application.

Highlights

• Measurement range up to 150,000 lx
• Measures correlated color temperature (CCT)
• Standard chromaticity diagrams according to CIE 1931 and CIE 1976
• Indicates wavelength
• Presents tristimulus and RGB values
• Includes USB interface, cable and PC software

Features

• Measurement of color temperature
• Lux measurement up to 150 kLux
• Representation of Tristimulus and RGB
• Ideal for LEDs
• SD memory
• Co lour LCD

Specifications

What's Included

• 1 x Colorimeter PCE-CRM 40
• 1 x USB power adapter
• 1 x USB cable
• 1 x Luminance attachment
• 1 x USB stick
• 1 x Belt bag
• 1 x Carrying strap
• 1 x Carrying case
• 1 x User manual

Manual

PCE-CRM 40 User Manual

PCE-CRM 40 Data Sheet

What Our Experts Think

• Comprehensive Light Measurement: Accurately measures key photometric factors such as XYZ tristimulus values, color location coordinates (CIE 1976 & 1931), and more for detailed light analysis.

• Wide Sensitivity Range: Covers a broad wavelength range of 360 - 780 nm, allowing for precise measurement of color properties across the visible spectrum.

• Advanced Color Metrics: Measures dominant wavelength, color density (Pe), and correlated color temperature (CCT) in Kelvin, offering in-depth color and light analysis.

• Precise Color Differentiation: Provides both absolute values and color differences for advanced statistical analysis, helping users identify subtle color variations.

• Versatile Applications: Ideal for lighting design, color quality control, and research in industries like photography, design, and electronics.

• User-Friendly Interface: Simple operation for both professionals and researchers looking for reliable and detailed color and light measurement results.

Q&A

Q: What is the PCE CRM 40 Color Meter used for?
A: It is used for precise light measurement, including photometric factors like tristimulus values (XYZ), color location coordinates, and color temperature.

Q: What color metrics can the PCE CRM 40 measure?
A: It measures tristimulus values (XYZ), u' and v' color location coordinates (CIE 1976), xy color location coordinates (CIE 1931), color density (Pe), and correlated color temperature (CCT).

Q: What is the measurement range of the PCE CRM 40?
A: It measures within a wavelength range of 360 - 780 nm, covering the full visible spectrum.

Q: Can the PCE CRM 40 measure color differences?
A: Yes, it can measure color differences as absolute values and differences, ensuring precise color consistency analysis.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean the sensor lens with a soft, lint-free cloth after each use.

• Avoid touching the optical area to prevent smudges or damage.

• Calibrate the device regularly using the included calibration standards.

• Store in a dry, dust-free case to protect sensitive components.

• Inspect battery levels and recharge or replace as needed.

• Check the measurement range before use to ensure compatibility with the sample.