The SpectroMaster C-7000 is a portable handheld spectrometer, designed especially for industrial use.

Utilizing Sekonic’s CMOS linear image sensor design and large touch-screen colour display, the C-7000 can measure and accurately describe LED, HMI, fluorescent, as well as natural light and electronic flash.

The C-7000’s Utility software (only Windows version available), displays memorized data in several ways and outputs spectral data in 1nm (nanometer) increments in CSV format.

The C-7000 is an important measuring tool for quality control in lamp manufacturing, medical facilities, educational / office safety and health standards, agricultural lighting / design and many more industrial uses.

Measures LED, HMI, Fluorescent, Tungsten, Natural Light and Flash in 1 nanometer (nm) output wavelength increments from 380 to 780 nm. It conforms to requirement of “Illuminance meter class” for JIS C 1609-1: 2006 “Illuminance meters Part 1: General measuring instruments” Class A, and DIN 5032 Part 7 Class C.

Wide Measurement Range of colour Temperature and Illuminance
Wide measurement range of colour Temperature (1,563 to 100,000K) and illumination (1 to 200,000lx = 0.1 to 18,600fc in ambient light, 20 to 20,500lx • s = 1.86 to 1,900fc • s in flash light).

Because of it’s sophisticated and unique accumulation-type sensor, the C-7000, stand-alone industrial spectrometer designed to measure flash light colour. Flashes may be trigger by connected PC cable or cordlessly.

Simply tap the intuitive colour touch screen to open a measuring display mode. Return to the home screen at any time by tapping the Mode Icon on the display screen in use or pressing the Menu Button on the meter. The pressure-activated design of the screen enables easy use with gloves in cold weather.

270° horizontal swivel head enables using the meter in a convenient and comfortable manner.

Dark calibration is achieved by simply turning the Light Selection Ring to the calibration Icon. No need to worry about losing the cap.

The CRI (colour Rendering Index) displays the selected value (Ra, or individual R1 to R15) numerically or in a bar graph to show how accurately different colours will be reproduced.
Ra is the average of R1 to R8.
R1 to R8 is General CRI.
R9 to R15 is Special CRI.