Optical (LUX/VV) calibration is the process of evaluating and correcting the performance of light measurement devices, specifically those used to quantify light intensity (LUX) and Ultra violate lights ( UV).

LUX Calibration Service refers to the process of verifying and adjusting the accuracy of a lux meter, an instrument used to measure illuminance, or the amount of light (in lux) falling on a surface. Lux is a unit that quantifies light intensity as perceived by the human eye. LUX Calibration assures the accuracy of light meters and photometers used in a variety of fields such as a healthcare, pharmaceutical and scientific laboratories. This calibration ensures that devices deliver precise light readings, which is crucial for achieving ideal lighting conditions, regulatory compliance, and dependable performance in businesses that rely on accurate light measurement.

UV calibration typically refers to the process of verifying and adjusting the accuracy of a UV (ultraviolet) spectrophotometer, a device used to measure the absorbance or transmittance of UV light by a sample. This process ensures that the instrument provides accurate, reproducible, and reliable results. It’s widely used in chemistry, biology, pharmaceuticals, and environmental science for analyzing concentrations of compounds.