LABOID LBUV-1400 / LBUV-1500 Microprocessor Double Beam UV-VIS Spectrophotometer

The LABOID LBUV-1400 / LBUV-1500 Microprocessor Double Beam UV-VIS Spectrophotometer is a precision laboratory instrument designed for quantitative and qualitative analysis of samples across the ultraviolet and visible wavelength spectrum. Its double-beam optical system measures sample and reference paths, helping compensate for variations in light intensity and improve measurement stability during extended laboratory analysis. LABOID specifies a 190–1100 nm wavelength range, making the instrument suitable for a broad range of UV-visible analytical applications. The system is suitable for pharmaceutical analysis, clinical and research laboratories, chemistry, biochemistry, environmental testing, water analysis, quality control and educational laboratories. Key Features Double-beam optical system for improved measurement stability UV-Visible measurement across approximately 190–1100 nm Simultaneous sample and reference measurement Microprocessor-controlled operation Automatic wavelength setting Automatic baseline and zero adjustment Digital display and user-friendly control interface Deuterium lamp for the UV region Tungsten/Halogen lamp for the visible region Silicon photodiode detector High-resolution diffraction grating Low stray-light design Excellent baseline stability Supports Absorbance (A), Transmittance (%T), Concentration (C) and quantitative analysis Wavelength scanning capability Standard-curve/quantitative analysis Kinetic measurement capability on supported configurations Computer connectivity for data processing Suitable for routine testing and advanced analytical laboratory applications. LABOID's listed double-beam system specifies a 190–1100 nm range, 1 nm spectral bandwidth, silicon-photodiode detection and low stray light. Technical Specifications Specification Details Brand LABOID Models LBUV-1400 / LBUV-1500 Product Type Microprocessor UV-VIS Spectrophotometer Optical System Double Beam Wavelength Range 190–1100 nm Spectral Bandwidth Model/configuration dependent Wavelength Setting Automatic Photometric Modes T, A, C and quantitative measurement Light Sources Deuterium + Tungsten/Halogen Detector Silicon Photodiode Display Digital display Sample/Reference Measurement Double-beam Installation Benchtop Manufacturer LABOID International