[en] The photostimulated luminescence (PSL) in KBr-In crystals previously exposed to UV-light in the fundamental exciton band is investigated. It is shown that, after UV exposition close pairs electron center-activator hole center In²⁺ are produced. The subsequent irradiation in He-Ne laser caused the radiative recombination of electrons with In²⁺ centers. It is determined that the decay of the PSL was superposition of three exponential components. Each component may be attributed to the excitation of appropriated electron center. The origin of each component is discussed