Portable Spectroradiometer

The FigSpec® series spectroradiometers are the latest products from CHNSpec.

FS-9100 is a standard handheld spectroradiometer with a wavelength range of 300-1100 nm. It features high cost-effectiveness, fast and accurate measurement, and easy operation, making it suitable for applications in vegetation research, forestry science, and agricultural surveys.

FS-9200 has all the functions of the standard handheld spectroradiometer but extends the wavelength range to 300-1700nm. It also has a longer battery life and can be used for water body research, climate change studies, and ecosystem monitoring, helping to assess water quality changes and analyze the impact of climate change on ecosystems.

FS-9300 has a wavelength range of 300-2500 nm and supports accessories such as a pistol-style aiming device and a contact probe handle. It offers more functions and is suitable for a wider range of applications.

• The device uses a fiber optic probe for measurements, making it lightweight and highly flexible in actual operation, allowing it to adapt to various complex measurement scenarios.
• Designed as a handheld device, it comes with a dedicated carrying case, ensuring easy transportation and storage, which enhances its portability.
• The device features real-time display of the probe’s tilt angle and is equipped with a laser pointer to precisely indicate the measurement location, greatly facilitating angle and position adjustments during operation.
• It is controlled via a high-definition touchscreen and also supports PC software and Bluetooth connectivity, enabling both remote and local operation, offering users multiple control options.
• An integrated high-definition camera provides a clear view of the measurement area, helping users accurately position the target for spectral analysis.
• The main unit is specially designed with excellent dustproof and waterproof capabilities, ensuring high durability and resistance to environmental factors, reducing the risk of damage.

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