Blogs
Directional Instruments
Posted on by Ken Phillips
HunterLab manufactures bench top instruments with two different geometry types: directional 45/0 (or 0/45) and diffuse sphere instruments, as discussed in a previous blog note. A 45/0 directional instrument illuminates the sample at a 45˚ angle from the sample surface and the detector is located 0˚ in line perpendicular to the sample surface. The […]
How are IQ OQ PQ protocols applied to stand-alone ColorFlex EZ and MiniScan EZ instruments?
Posted on by Ken Phillips
Here is how to think of IQ OQ PQ being applied in general for all HunterLab instruments. Ken PhillipsMr. Philips has spent the last 30 years in product development and management, technical sales, marketing, and business development in several industries. Today, he is the global market development manager for HunterLab, focused on understanding customer needs, […]
What Fuse Protection is in place with HunterLab Instruments?
Posted on by Ken Phillips
All HunterLab instruments have fuses built into the main circuitry to protect the instrument against unusual and unexpected changes in voltage that could damage the electrical components. Ken PhillipsMr. Philips has spent the last 30 years in product development and management, technical sales, marketing, and business development in several industries. Today, he is the global […]
Can Power Supplies in HunterLab Instruments be used everywhere?
Posted on by Ken Phillips
FAQ: “We need to take our LabScan XE instrument to Germany for some plant trial testing. Our machine is a US spectrophotometer 110v unit and, obviously, the power supply in Germany is 220v. The label on the back of the instrument says ‘110v-220v’, which sounds a little ambiguous to me. Do we need a voltage […]