DIGITAL SOUND LEVEL METER 30-130DB 1.5DB

A Sound Level Meter is an instrument used to measure the intensity of soundin decibels (dB), providing a quantitative way to evaluate noise levels indifferent environments. This device is commonly used in fields such asenvironmental health, occupational safety, audio engineering, and industrialnoise control to ensure compliance with noise regulations and maintain safesound levels.

• Fast(2 time/sec) /slow(1 time/sec) display
• With back light
• Real-time and Max/Min measurement
• High limits setting with judgement and alarm

Benefits:

• Accurate and Reliable: Provides precise soundmeasurements, which are essential for regulatory compliance and formaintaining safe and comfortable environments.
• Portable and User-Friendly: Most sound level meters arecompact and lightweight, making them easy to carry for field measurements.They often have simple interfaces that require minimal training.
• Versatile Usage: With adjustable settings and frequencyweightings, sound level meters are suitable for various applications, fromquiet environments like libraries to loud industrial settings.

A sound level meter is an essential tool for professionals who need tomonitor and control noise levels in order to protect hearing, comply withregulations, or ensure optimal sound quality. It provides a reliable andconvenient way to assess sound intensity across a range of environments.

Key Features:

• Decibel Measurement: Sound level meters measure sound pressure levels, typically in the range of 30 dB (quiet environments) to 130 dB (very loud environments), with some models capable of measuring even wider ranges.
• Frequency Weighting Options: Most sound level meters include frequency weighting settings, such as A-weighting (dBA), which approximates human hearing sensitivity, and C-weighting (dBC), which captures low-frequency sounds.
• Digital Display: The device usually features a digital LCD or LED screen that displays real-time sound level readings in decibels, often with additional information such as maximum, minimum, and average sound levels.
• Data Logging and Storage: Advanced models allow for data logging and can store multiple readings for analysis, often with USB or Bluetooth connectivity for data transfer to other devices.
• Microphone Sensitivity: Sound level meters are equipped with a sensitive microphone, typically condenser-type, that accurately captures sound levels. The quality and sensitivity of the microphone affect the accuracy and range of measurements.

Technical Specifications