UV-VIS Spectrometer

The Halo SB-10 single beam spectrophotometer combines exceptional value with precision spectrophotometry in an uncomplicated package.

User friendly operation and information rich LCD display

The 94mm x 70mm, backlit LCD screen with adjustable brightness control is sufficiently large to display a large array of data. The seamless and chemical resistant, keypad is deigned for easy and quick selection of navigation and function features whilst protecting against any laboratory spills.

Spectral Features
The Halo SB-10 can achieve a 2 nm spectral band pass for superior spectra and peak resolution with its single beam optics.  Other specifications include a wavelength accuracy of 0.5nm, baseline stability 0.002Abs/hr (500nm) and stray light 0.05%T (220nm NaI, 340nm NaNO2).

Photometry
Perform quantitative analyses in either absorbance or transmittance modes and in single wavelengths within a range of 190-1100nm.

Dual Lamp Advantage
By virtue of the halogen tungsten and deuterium lamps typically found in higher end, analytical spectrophotometers the Halo SB-10s wavelength range is an impressive 190nm - 1,100nm.  A dual lamp system also results in higher accuracy than corresponding xenon lamps. Lamp switching is automatic (by default at 340nm) and both lamps are long life.

Validation Functions
To ensure optimum instrument performance, a self-diagnostic function incorporating a number of parameters is executed each time the Halo SB-10 is switched on. Furthermore the internal memory can store up to 200 calibration curve data.

Stand alone or (Optional) PC Operation
The SB-10 is easy to use in stand alone mode. For advance function including multiple wavelength analysis, spectrum scanning and DNA/protein analysis, the optional UV detective for SB-10 can be installed on a computer to control the SB-10 and extend its function further.


4-Sample Cuvette Holder
A 4 cuvette capacity holder is supplied as standard. Measurement can be expedited by inserting the 4 cuvettes in tandem and manually sliding the holder forwards or backwards to select the appropriate cuvette for measurement.