You could try searching "Lutron" luxmeter on ebay. We have them for=20
checking light levels in a lab workstation we make and they seem=20
adequate for that purpose.

HTH,
Mohit.

RussellMc wrote:
> I want to source a lux meter for someone in Houston.
> Should read at least to 100,000 lux (nominal full sunlight) - most
> such go to 200,000 lux.
>
> Quality, accuracy etc is very non critical. This is for doing some
> very simple and low accuracy comparison tests so absolute calibration
> is unimportant. A modicum of consistency between readings would be
> nice.
>
> I looked at Fry's and Radio Shack sites and found either nothing at
> all or very expensive units (relative to what's needed.)
>
> This was available for $75
> http://actionelectronicswholesale.com/401027-LIGHT-METER-FOOT-CANDLE-LIGH=
T-METER-P3255.aspx
> but I see that they have closed down - and something should be
> available retail in Houston.
>
> Any ideas on what's available?.
>
>
>        Russell

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