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PHOTOBIO LGBQM2 Advanced Quantum Sensor PAR Meter (Micromoles), Measure Light IntensityDescription Item model number LGBQM2 Style Sensor Product Dimensions 5.59 x 6.22 x 3.15 inches Item Weight 1.12 pounds Batteries 1 AAA batteries required. Manufacturer PHOTOBIO

• ACCURATE and COST EFFECTIVE: The Phantom PHOTOBIO Advanced Quantum PAR Meter provides measurement for any light source used in horticultural applications.
• MEASURES BROAD SPECTRUM: The Advanced Quantum PAR meter is designed to measure PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation) flux in wavelengths ranging from 400 to 700nm.
• MAXIMIZE CROP YIELDS: There is a positive proportional relationship between the number of photons absorbed in 400 to 700nm band and the rate of photosynthesis.
• COMPACT and COMPLETE main unit, remote sensor, two connection cables (short-coiled & 12’ long-straight), AAA batteries and protective carrying case.
• RELIABILITY: Phantom’s track record of robust reliability and performance in horticultural equipment
• SIMPLE and EASY OPERATION: Easy operation, hand held, with recording of up to 99 readings
• COMPATABLE with modern sole-source and supplemental LED fixtures, high pressure sodium (HPS) DE grow lights, as well as any traditional indoor grow light source
• STORE UP TO 99 measurements for easy reference while adjusting light fixture height, dimmer setting and other environmental changes throughout each phase of growth.

The Phantom PHOTOBIO Advanced Quantum PAR Meter provides accurate and cost-effective measurement for any light source used in horticultural applications. The Advanced Quantum PAR meter is designed to measure PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation) flux in wavelengths ranging from 400 to 700nm. There is a positive proportional relationship between the number of photons absorbed in 400 to 700nm band and the rate of photosynthesis, important for maximizing crop yield.