照度 Converter
免费照度转换器, 即时换算勒克斯、英尺烛光、辐透和毫勒克斯
使用 OmniConverter 免费在线照度换算器在勒克斯、英尺烛光、辐透和毫勒克斯之间即时换算。1 勒克斯等于 1 流明/平方米，1 英尺烛光等于 10.764 勒克斯。无论你是摄影师计算曝光、照明设计师还是安全检查员，都能获得精确的结果。
使用方法
通过三个简单步骤进行转换。
输入照度值
在「输入值」字段中键入要转换的光照测量值。例如，输入 500 转换 500 勒克斯（典型办公室照明水平）。
选择源照度单位与目标单位
在左侧选择输入单位（例如勒克斯、英尺烛光、phot、nox），在右侧下拉菜单中选择目标单位。
查看转换后的光照水平
您的结果会立即计算完成。非常适合摄影师、灯光设计师、建筑师以及任何需要在不同测量系统中处理照明标准的人士。
热门照度换算
常用基准
参考
1 lx → lx
1 lx
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1 lx → fc
0.0929031299 fc
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1 lx → ph
0.0001 ph
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1 lx → mlx
1000 mlx
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1 lx → nx
1000 nx
实际应用场景
中国的《建筑照明设计标准》（GB 50034）规定了各类场所的照度标准：办公室300-500 lx、教室300 lx、商场500 lx、医院200 lx。在摄影中，一个专业影棚的照度约为1,000-2,000 lx，摄影师需要根据照度调整光圈和快门速度。夏季正午阳光直射可达100,000 lx，而月光只有约0.5 lx。室内植物补光：多肉植物需要10,000-20,000 lx，绿萝等耐阴植物5,000 lx即可。亮度的单位换算中，1 fc（foot-candle）= 10.76 lx，进口照度计常同时显示两个单位。文物保护中，书籍和画作的照度限制在50 lx以内。消防应急照明的照度要求：疏散通道不低于0.5 lx。LED灯具参数中，流明（lm）表示光通量，照度（lx）表示单位面积的光通量。智能家居传感器中的光照传感器返回lx值，用于自动窗帘控制。日光温室中，光照强度影响作物光合作用效率，农民根据lux调整遮阳网。
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常见换算问题的快速解答
办公室照度标准多少lux？+
中国GB 50034规定办公室照度为300-500 lux，会议室500 lux。转换器可换算foot-candle。
摄影用光如何换算？+
晴天户外约100,000 lux，阴天约10,000 lux，室内拍摄约500-1,000 lux。
如何将lux换算成foot-candle？+
lux乘以0.0929即可得到foot-candle。
什么是phot？+
1 phot = 10,000 lux。CGS制照度单位。
家庭照明多少lux？+
客厅建议100-300 lux，卧室75-150 lux，书房300-500 lux。
如何将millilux换算成lux？+
millilux乘以0.001即可得到lux。
中国教室照明标准是多少？+
中国《中小学教室照明标准》要求桌面维持照度≥300 lux。
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