
Senseca LP471RAD Irradiance Probe (SICRAM) | 400–1050 nm, 0.001–2000 W/m², cosine correction, for HD2302.0 / HD2102
Senseca LP471RAD Irradiance Probe: 400–1050 nm Overview The LP471RAD is a Senseca (formerly Delta OHM) irradiance probe that measures irradiance in the 400–1050 nm range, with a cosine-correcting diffuser. Its built-in SICRAM module stores factory calibration data; when connected to an HD2302.0 or HD2102 instrument, it is recognized automatically a
Overview
Senseca LP471RAD Irradiance Probe: 400–1050 nm
Overview
The LP471RAD is a Senseca (formerly Delta OHM) irradiance probe that measures irradiance in the 400–1050 nm range, with a cosine-correcting diffuser. Its built-in SICRAM module stores factory calibration data; when connected to an HD2302.0 or HD2102 instrument, it is recognized automatically and the units switch accordingly. The LP471 series also includes illuminance, luminance, PAR, UVA / UVB / UVC and pyranometer probes, available on request.
Key Specifications
- Spectral range: 400–1050 nm
- Measurement range and resolution: 1.0×10⁻³ to 999.9×10⁻³ W/m² (0.1×10⁻³) up to 200.0–1999.9 W/m² (0.1)
- Errors: Calibration uncertainty <5%; cosine response f2 <6%; linearity f3 <1%; fatigue f5 <0.5%; annual drift <1%
- Operating temperature: 0–50 °C
- Compatible instruments: HD2302.0, HD2102.1, HD2102.2
Applications
- Light and radiation measurement, lighting and light source research.
Specifications per the probe specifications in the Senseca HD2302.0 datasheet (retrieved 2026-10-22).
Specifications
- Key specifications
- 400–1050 nm; 1.0×10⁻³ to 2000 W/m²Calibration uncertainty <5%; cosine response f2 <6%; linearity <1%Built-in SICRAM; for HD2302.0, HD2102.1 / HD2102.2
- Model
- LP471RAD
- Brand
- SENSECA
- Purchasing
- In stock, tax incl. / B2B formal quotation request (RFQ)
- Warranty
- One-year manufacturer warranty
Calibration
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