bicit
Well-Known Member
Yes a very basic lux meter would be good to compare relative intensities over a canopy. Say for instance measuring the intensity of a lamp at a given distance or with a different set of optics. It would NOT be a good way to compare the intensities of different CCT lights sources. For example, 2700k vs 5000k. That's where a quality spectroradiometer comes into play.So, ppfd calculations will get us the total photons in a space. Can't a foot candle or lux meter be used to just check relative intensity across that space?
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