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UV-LED chamber BSL-04 – 86 × 64 cm for batch curing

The UV LED chamber BSL-04 is the largest LED irradiation chamber in the BSL series and cures, bonds and irradiates large-area components and large batches. The interior measures 86 × 64 × 28 cm; the irradiance reaches up to 110 mW/cm², 14 times that of the BS series, at 365, 385, 395, 405 or 450 nm. The UV-MAT dose control stops the irradiation when the target dose is reached, regardless of lamp ageing and contamination. UV LEDs start instantly, are dimmable and have a long service life.

For high irradiances, the UV LED chamber can be ordered completely with one LED wavelength. A particularly flexible application is possible when two separately controllable LED wavelengths are ordered.

With the high homogeneity of the irradiation, the samples can also be positioned as needed.

This makes the BSL-04 the chamber for batch curing: instead of irradiating sample by sample, the full 86 × 64 cm tray is loaded in one go and run at a single dose.

The integrated timer ensures precise irradiation control. For optimum results, we recommend our calibrated UVA+ sensors. In the BSL-04 UV LED chamber, dose control is already integrated in the UV-MAT Touch and UV-MAT control units. An optional sensor enables the UV-MAT to measure the irradiance and stop irradiation when the target dose is reached.

Across the full 86 × 64 cm area the irradiance reaches up to 110 mW/cm². Active air cooling keeps the heat input low even with a full batch and long exposure times, so samples can be distributed freely on the sample tray.

The sample room has a floor space of 86 × 64 cm and a height of 28 cm. Parts that must be bonded or cured can be positioned easily on the movable sample carrier. 

The fully enclosed and monitored irradiation chamber ensures that operating personnel are fully protected from UV radiation during handling.

Calculate irradiance and dose of the BSL-04

Set up the BSL-04 virtually in advance: 
Calculate irradiance, uniformity and exposure time for each LED wavelength.

Simulate the uniformity of the BSL-04 across the full area

For the BSL-04, the largest chamber in the BSL series, uniformity determines the batch size. The UV irradiation chamber simulator displays the irradiance across the 86 × 64 cm interior as a heat map and shows how dose and exposure time are distributed over the area at up to 110 mW/cm².

Technical data of UV-LED chamber BSL-04

Interior chamber 86 × 64 × 28 cm
Dimensions, chamber 95 × 82 × 70 cm
Weight ~ 80 kg
Power consumption 1200 W
Mains 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz
Operation temperature 10 to 40 °C
Storage temperature -10 to 60 °C
Humidity < 80% non-condensing
Cooling air cooling
Sample temperature Heating of the samples due to high UV irradiation with long exposure
Classification group 0 according to DIN EN 12198:2000
Timer 0.01 s to 9999 h
Resolution 0.01 s
Dose control with optional sensor
Internal security circuit Over-temperature, door contact
PC interface USB 2.0

Spectra of the irradiation chamber BSL-04

The BSL-04 covers the same five wavelengths from 365 to 450 nm. For large batches the usual choice is a combination of two separately controlled wavelengths: one group does the through-curing, the second the surface. Because UV LEDs start instantly and need no warm-up, the spectrum is settled from the first moment of exposure – unlike a lamp, whose emission shifts while it runs up.

Irradiance, spectrum and LEDs

The values are the typical irradiances at an interior height of 30 mm; a shorter distance to the light source raises the irradiance further. They apply to a chamber fully populated with one LED type. With two wavelengths the chamber is populated half with each LED type, so half the irradiance is available per wavelength.

WavelengthIrradiance
365 nm60 mW/cm²
385, 395, 405 nm100 mW/cm²
450 nm110 mW/cm²

The five wavelengths side by side, each normalised to its maximum. The half width is 10 to 20 nm and the peak wavelength matches the nominal wavelength to within ± 5 nm.

Relative spectral irradiance of the UV LEDs at 365, 385, 395, 405 and 450 nm

Wavelength365, 385, 395, 405, 450 nm
Peak wavelength± 5 nm
Emission, FWHM10 to 20 nm

Equipment in detail

The chamber has a modular design and can therefore be adapted to different applications. These functions are always included:

UV-MAT irradiation control with graphic display

Dose control

The irradiance is measured continuously; the UV-MAT ends the irradiation once the set target dose is reached. The UV-MAT Touch offers the same functions but simplifies operation and documentation.

Symbol of three sliders for dimming

Dimming and spectral adjustment

The LEDs can be dimmed continuously from 2 % to 100 %. They are available in five wavelengths for different applications; as an option two wavelengths are available in one chamber and are controlled separately.

Symbol of a timer

Timer

As an alternative to dose control the UV-MAT offers an adjustable timer for time-controlled irradiations between 0.01 s and 9999 h.

USB symbol

Irradiation records

Irradiations can be recorded with a PC. The UV-MAT Touch also records them to a USB stick without a PC.

The two irradiation controls compared

Feature
UV-MAT Touch
UV-MAT Touch
UV-MAT
UV-MAT
Displaycapacitive touch displaymonochrome, 128 x 64 px
MemoryUSB stick–
Number of channels11
Irradiance, dose and temperature measurementyesyes
Time- and dose-controlled irradiationsyesyes
Recording of measurementsyes–
Oscilloscope viewyes–
Screenshots can be saved to a USB stickyes–
Pausing and restarting irradiationsyes–
Adding notes and comments to an irradiationyes–
Remote control from a PCyes–
Irradiation recordson a USB stickon the PC
User management and admin modeyes–
Simple firmware upgradesyesyes

Both controls use the same sensors, so one sensor can be used with either device.

Screen of the UV-MAT Touch: irradiance, target and actual dose per lamp group, with the remaining time below

The UV-MAT Touch is operated through a high-resolution capacitive touchscreen. A Cortex ARM processor provides durability and the ability to update - new functions can be installed on site. The device and the PC software are compatible with Windows 10 and 11. Single- and multi-channel irradiations are shown numerically and graphically, together with oscillograms and the settings. Parameters are set directly on the device and are password protected.

Sensor inputs24 bit, fully digital
Number of sensor inputs1
Dose setting range0 to 1,000,000 J/cm²
Dose resolution1 mJ/cm²
Irradiation time0.01 s to 9999 h
PC interfaceUSB 2.0
Sensor recognitionyes
Dimensions185 × 251 × 100 mm
Permissible operating temperature5 to 60 °C

FeatureUV-MAT TouchUV-MAT
Displaycapacitive touch display, 5″ WVGAgraphic, 128 × 64 px, monochrome
Display outputirradiance and dose, oscilloscope viewirradiance and dose
Data recording rateadjustable: 1 s to 1 h–
Recording period> 24,000 h–
Storage interface1 × USB stick (up to 32 GB)data export via USB

Options

These options are available in addition to the standard equipment:

Symbol of the removable inert gas box

Inert gas box

The removable inert gas boxes allow work under inert conditions - for example with adhesives that do not cure completely in the presence of oxygen. Separate gas inlets and outlets make it possible to measure the O₂ concentration at the gas outlet.

Window of the PC software: multi-stage irradiation with target and actual dose per step

Remote control option

Complex, multi-stage irradiations - for example a pre-irradiation at low irradiance followed by a high-intensity irradiation - can be parameterised with the remote control option. Up to 30 dose- or time-controlled steps and pauses are possible. At the same time the irradiation is logged and stored on the PC.

Technical data of the radiometer sensors

The calibrated radiometer sensors are available for every LED wavelength. They are traceably calibrated, can be recalibrated and are supplied with a factory calibration certificate; an ISO 17025 calibration certificate from our accredited calibration laboratory is available as an option. The measuring ranges given are our recommendation and can be adapted on request - please state this with your order.

Sensor typeUVA+
Spectral range330 to 455 nm
Measuring range, typical0 to 10 W/cm²
Resolution1 µW/cm²
Dose measuring range0 to 100 MJ/cm²
Dynamic rangeup to 10⁷
A/D conversion24 bit
Temperature sensorintegrated
DimensionsØ 40 mm, height 35 mm
Optical areaØ 6 mm
Weight160 g
Connecting cable1.8 m
Operating temperature0 to 40 °C
Storage temperature-10 to 60 °C
Humidity< 80 %, non-condensing

Order numbers, scope of delivery, accessories and versions

VersionOrder number
BSL-04860904L

The chamber is available in one version; please state the required wavelength with your order.

WavelengthOrder number
365 nm-365nm
385 nm-385nm
395 nm-395nm
405 nm-405nm
450 nm-450nm

The wavelength completes the order number, for example 860904L-395nm.

VersionOrder number
UV-MAT TOUCH820930L
UV-MAT820920L

The chamber is controlled by the UV-MAT - either as the UV-MAT with a graphic display or as the UV-MAT Touch with a 5-inch touch display and oscilloscope view. Both measure the irradiance and switch off under dose control.

DesignationOrder number
PC software for the UV-MAT Touch860901

Order number860801X2
Selectable wavelengths365 nm, 385 nm, 395 nm, 405 nm, 450 nm

The chamber can be equipped with a second wavelength; both are controlled separately. The chamber is then populated half with each LED type, so half the irradiance is available per wavelength.

DesignationOrder number
UVA+ sensor814447
Inert gas box860802i

DesignationOrder number
Calibration17025

Accredited calibration to ISO/IEC 17025 in our own calibration laboratory.

The sensors are supplied with a factory calibration certificate as standard; an ISO 17025 calibration certificate is available as an option.

Publications using BSL-04

We do not keep a separate bibliography for this individual device – publications usually name the product family, not the model. Listed here are the 10 most recent works using UV irradiation chambers.

TitleAuthorsJournalYear
Bacillus subtilis endospore integrity and viability on simulated Martian regolith in rotational UVC radiation exposuresDavis, G. M.; Horner, J.; Greenhill, A. R. et al.Life Sciences in Space Research2026
Erlotinib and Leflunomide Disrupt 6‐Formylindolo [3, 2‐b] Carbazole Metabolism and Sensitize Keratinocytes to UVA Radiation‐Induced ApoptosisHartung, F.; Dairou, J.; Ramamoorthy, S. et al.Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine2026
Estudo para remoção de ácido p-arsanílico em águas brutas e potáveis com a subsequente quantificação de as por cvg-mip oes——2026
High-Throughput Complex Disease Modeling for Ethical Drug Discovery: Clinical Relevance of a NAM Platform for Cancer Biomarker DevelopmentDillier, E.; Sousa, R.; Kluser, T. et al.Journal of Cancer Genetics And Biomarkers2026
Influence of Treated Surface Proportion on the Antibacterial Performance of UV-Activated Hydroxyapatite–Magnesium Phosphate–Zinc Oxide Coating on Magnesium AlloysTamurejo-Alonso, P.; Casares-López, J. M.; García-Galván, F. R. et al.Journal of Functional Biomaterials2026
Influence of UV irradiation on the skin-immune cell inflammatory responseMiceli, R.; Allen, N.; Jankowski, M. et al.—2026
Light-based footprinting of a eukaryotic genomeÖgren, L.; Muylaert, I.; Elliott, K. et al.Science Advances2026
MED20 biallelic pathogenic variants cause a neurodevelopmental disorder altering both transcription activity and Transcription-Coupled Repair pathwayMay, N. L.; Leconte, R.; Alberti, A. et al.—2026
Passivating Contacts-Related Ultraviolet-Induced Degradation in Silicon Heterojunction Solar CellsXu, B.; Alkhereibi, S.; Eberst, A. et al.Small Structures2026
Porous g-C₃N₄ with simultaneous carbon doping for photocatalytic water treatment and splittingSarifuddin, W. S.; Saman, F.; Mahadi, A. H. et al.Next Materials2026