Radiometer

The Radiometer, also known as a Crookes Radiometer or light mill, is a classic scientific demonstration device that converts radiation (visible and infrared light) into mechanical motion by spinning small vanes inside a glass bulb. It works on the principle of thermal transpiration, where gas molecules near the hotter surface gain extra kinetic energy, producing a net force that pushes the rotor. This device is for laboratory testing, medical procedures, and scientific research, providing a unique demonstration of energy conversion from light to motion.

Product Specifications

Applications and Benefits

• Laboratory testing and research
• Medical procedures and patient care
• Environmental monitoring and radiation detection
• Scientific research and development
• Educational demonstrations and teaching tool

Key Features and Benefits

• Demonstrates energy conversion from light to motion using thermal transpiration
• for laboratory testing, medical procedures, and scientific research
• Compact and portable design
• Low maintenance and calibration requirements
• Reliable and accurate results for critical patient care

Caution:

This device emits radiation. Please handle with care and follow all safety instructions provided in the user manual.