Sekonic i-346 Illiminometer Foot Candle Light Meter

Key Features
- Small, Lightweight, Easy to Use - Measures Lux or Footcandles - Incident Light Readings - Single, Continuous & Delayed Modes - Up to 20 Hrs of Operation on AA Battery
Overview
Unlike Sekonic exposure meters designed for photographic use, the Sekonic Illuminometer i-346 is a light meter that displays light values in lux and foot-candles.
Simple, versatile and easy to use, the Illuminometer i-346 monitors illumination levels incrementally wherever you need it:
- Industry: workplace illumination
- Government: health standards
- Police: safety
- Sports: conformance to standards
- Construction: worker safety
- Museum/ Gallery: display illumination
- Agriculture: regulation of light for best growing
- Movie/TV/Theater: control of dramatic lighting
With its compact size and simple AA battery power source, the small yet rugged i-346 light monitoring meter fits in your shirt pocket, making it easily transportable under almost any conditions or working scenario.
The i-346 Illuminometer is simple and easy to use. It is small and lightweight enough to carry in a shirt pocket, yet features a large LCD readout and simplified controls.
Readings can be made in three different modes: single, continuous, or delayed up to 60 seconds. The large readout can be customized to display in either lux (lx) or foot-candle (fc) increments.
Power Management
A single AA battery powers the unit for up to 20 hours of continuous reading. The i-346 automatically switches off after 4 minutes to save power.
Protected Investment
This Sekonic model comes with a one-year warranty, extendable at no charge to three years total (USA only) after registration, and is backed by our outstanding customer support team.
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