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LED Fixture Checks
Compare Lux, CCT and white LED spectral shape between bulbs, panels or ceiling fixtures.
More than a Lux meter
See what your white LED is really producing.
Measure Lux, color temperature and the actual spectral distribution of standard phosphor-converted white LEDs - then map up to 99 points across your lighting setup.
WHITE LED SPECTRUM
LUX
CCT
99-POINT MAPPING
White LED Spectrum
See the spectral distribution
99 Measurement Points
Find hot spots and dark areas
LuxMeasure illuminance
CCTCheck color temperature
SpectrumFor standard white LEDs
99 PointsMap light distribution
A different class of light meter
Basic meters stop at brightness.
A standard Lux meter can tell you how much light reaches one spot. E130 adds the information you need to understand a white LED lighting setup in greater depth.
E130Basic meter
Lux measurement✓✓
Color temperature (CCT)✓×
White LED spectrum view✓×
99-point light mapping✓×
The feature that changes the category
Accurate spectrum measurement for standard white LEDs.
E130 is calibrated to display the spectral distribution of common phosphor-converted white LEDs excited by 420 nm or 450 nm chips. You can see the excitation peak and the broad phosphor output instead of relying on color temperature alone.
Designed for white LED testing
Useful for LED bulbs, panels, ceiling fixtures, studio lights and other standard white LED sources.
Clear, practical visualization
Compare spectral shape alongside Lux and CCT directly on the handheld color display.
Measure beyond the label
Check actual Lux and CCT where the light is used.
Lamp packaging gives you specifications. E130 lets you verify the light at the real measurement position, where distance, angle, diffusion and fixture placement affect the result.
- Measure illuminance in Lux at the exact working position.
- Confirm whether separate LED fixtures are actually matched in CCT.
- Use Hold/Freeze to capture a reading before moving the meter.
- Compare results before and after adjusting a lighting setup.
Important: E130 measures lighting conditions. It is not a photographic exposure meter and does not calculate shutter speed, aperture or ISO.
One spot rarely tells the whole story
Map up to 99 points across your lighting area.
Record readings across a room, workbench, shooting table, shelf or fixture zone. The sequence stays visible on the meter, making it easier to identify uneven lighting, hot spots and falloff.
- Build a repeatable measurement grid.
- Compare center and edge readings.
- Document changes after repositioning or replacing lights.
- Reduce guesswork when uniformity matters.
Built for practical lighting checks
One handheld tool. Multiple lighting workflows.
E130 is for users who need useful lighting data without stepping up to a full laboratory spectroradiometer.
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Photo & Video Lighting
Balance LED sources by measured brightness and color temperature before the camera rolls.
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Workspace Uniformity
Map the working area to locate dark edges, bright centers and uneven fixture coverage.
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Lighting Comparison
Capture before-and-after readings when adjusting distance, position, diffusion or output.
Portable and self-contained
Color display. Physical controls. No phone required.
The E130 keeps the measurement and the visual result in one handheld instrument, with a large color screen and tactile controls for field use.
Display2.99-inch HD color screen
Power2 × AAA batteries
HeightApprox. 5.236 inches
Measurement memoryUp to 99 points
Clear scope. Better results.
Use the spectrum mode for the light sources it was designed to measure.
The spectrum function is intended for standard phosphor-converted white LEDs using 420 nm or 450 nm excitation. This clear scope is what allows the product to focus on a common real-world LED category at an accessible price.
Use spectrum mode for
Standard white LED bulbs, panels, ceiling lights, studio lights and similar phosphor-converted sources.
Lux & CCT only for
Sunlight, sodium lamps, metal-halide lamps and CFLs. Their displayed spectrum curve is not intended for analysis.
E130 is not positioned as a full laboratory spectroradiometer and does not claim every advanced color-quality metric.
Frequently asked questions
Know exactly what E130 does.
Can E130 accurately measure the spectrum of ordinary white LEDs?
Yes. E130's spectrum mode is designed for standard phosphor-converted white LEDs excited by 420 nm or 450 nm chips - the common architecture used in many white LED bulbs, panels and fixtures.
What does E130 measure?
It measures illuminance in Lux, correlated color temperature (CCT), the spectral distribution of supported white LEDs, and it can store up to 99 measurement points for mapping lighting distribution.
Will spectrum mode work for sunlight or every lamp type?
No. For sunlight, sodium, metal-halide and CFL sources, use the Lux and CCT readings. The spectrum curve is not intended for analysis on those light sources.
Is this a full professional spectroradiometer?
No. E130 is a focused, affordable handheld meter for white LED spectrum visualization, Lux, CCT and practical light mapping. It does not replace instruments that provide a full set of laboratory color metrics.
Is E130 a camera exposure meter?
No. It does not calculate shutter speed, aperture or ISO. It is designed to measure the light itself, which is useful when setting up or comparing LED lighting.
Understand light, not just brightness
Step up from a basic Lux meter.
Measure Lux, CCT, supported white LED spectrum and lighting distribution with one portable E130 meter.
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