Sound Level Meter and Data Logger three ranges from 30 to 130 dB, type 2, Reed Instruments

Sound Level Meter and Data Logger.

Hearing loss can have significant effects on health and quality of life. Excessive noise exposure or lack of prevention can lead to complications such as tinnitus or social isolation. To learn more about measures and resources in Quebec to prevent these risks and protect your hearing health, you can visit the following pages:

• Hearing Health - Audition Québec
• Hearing Aid Program - Government of Quebec

Protecting your hearing is essential for maintaining your well-being.

Features:

• High accuracy of ±1.4 dB meets Type 2 standards
• Triple range measurement (60dB dynamic range)
• A & C frequency weighting
• Fast & Slow time weighting
• Record up to 64,000 datapoints and keep track with internal time and date stamp
• User selectable sampling rate from 1 to 60 seconds
• Easy-to-read backlit LCD display
• Digital analog bargraph
• Min/Max hold and auto shut off
• Tripod mount for long-term monitoring
• Low battery indicator

Specifications:

Measuring Range: 30 to 130dB, Low: 30 to 90dB, Med: 50 to 110dB, High: 70 to 130dB, Full: 30 to 130dB.
Frequency Range: 20 Hz to 8 kHz.

Accessories available to complete your purchase:

(R1500): Tripod

The Type 2 sound level meter, designed to measure noise levels ranging from 30 to 130 dB across three different ranges, is an indispensable tool for any organization committed to safeguarding its employees or adhering to noise-related regulations. This precise and reliable device helps detect potentially harmful sound levels, enabling the identification and mitigation of auditory risks before they impact health. Its user-friendly nature and ability to deliver accurate data make it a valuable asset for ensuring workplace safety, promoting employee well-being, and maintaining compliance with legal standards.

Owning this sound level meter means choosing prevention and excellence in managing sound environments.

Peculiarities of:
This sound level meter stands out due to its ability to deliver exceptionally precise noise measurements, even in challenging or dynamic environments. With its robust and intuitive design, it seamlessly fits into various professional contexts, enabling quick and reliable assessment of noise levels while enhancing decision-making for safety measures.

Application:
To use this sound level meter effectively, start by calibrating it properly before each use to ensure accurate and reliable readings. Position it at an appropriate distance from the sound source, making sure the environment is free from disturbances that could affect the data. Use the measurement ranges suitable for the situation and analyze the results regularly to develop action plans that improve sound conditions. Refer to the user manual for optimal efficiency and to extend the device's lifespan.

Maintenance and service life: 
To keep your sound level meter in excellent condition, store it in a dry environment, away from humidity and extreme temperatures that might affect its electronic components. Keep it in its protective case when not in use to safeguard it against dust and potential impact. Regular maintenance, including cleaning its sensors and periodic calibration, will ensure its proper functionality and longevity.

Suggestions:
Do you need additional safety equipment? Check out the following items: CDN sign “Mandatory Hearing Protectors” (ECO117-812), OSHA sign “Hearing Protectors Notice” (EOAV322-107), earplug dispenser (OA101D), PELTOR earmuff (OPH10A), noise-reducing earplug dispenser (OA102), or even the Peltor electronic earplug (OAEEP100).

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page, you can also find equipment for work, such as Impacto® fingerless stretch (GV501-L) and the high visibility orange safety vest, adjustable (VV50).

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