Goniophotometer for Traffic Signal Lamps

LSG-1950S is a high accuracy automatic test system for luminous intensity distribution of traffic signal luminaires and it can be applied to quality evaluation and quality control. It fully meets the Final Report PC13050202 Oregon, ECE-R65, FMVSS108, GB13954 and GB 25991 Standard.

Standard:
ECE-R65 “Special Warning Lights”
FMVSS108 “Lamps, re-flective devices, and associated equipment. “
IEC60662(GB13954 ) “High-pressure sodium vapour lamps”
GB 25991 “Automotive headlamps with LED light sources and/or LED modules”

Specification:
• Rotations of samples under test around both vertical axis (-90°~+90°) and horizontal axis (-35°~+35°)
• Accuracy of angle: 0.1°
• Resolution of angle: 0.01°
• Photometer detector: CIE class A (standard class) accuracy
• Software controls everything with high intellectual faculties and simple operation

By selecting different test scheme and jig, you can replace different samples under test rapidly.

The LSG-1950 goniophotometer can work with LISUN PM400F Flashlight Photometer to fully meet following standards:
• MH/T 6012-1999 – Aviation Obstruction Light
• HB6490-1991 – General Specifications for Aircraft Navigation Light and Anti-collision Light
• JTT 761—2022 – General Technical Conditions for Aids to Navigation Light
• ECER65 Uniform Provisions Concerning The Approval of Special Warning Lamps for Motor Vehicles
• JJF1330-2011 – Calibration Specification for Transient Effective Luminous Intensity Meter.

PM400F Flashlight Photometer

LISUN LSG-1950S Goniophotometer for Traffic Signal Lamps – After-sales Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
LISUN LSG-1950S Goniophotometer for Traffic Signal Lamps were in the market for more than 10 years, LISUN engineers service team already summary the most of the After Sales Questions and Answers in the above link. Please read it carefuly, you can solve the most of the problems by yourself if you have some questions while using the instruments. LISUN will be continue to update this pages and more FAQ can be found in this topic link. 

Goniophotometer for Traffic Signal Lamps - Introduction Vedio