Neoteck 30-130dB Decibel Meter with A/C Weighted Digital Sound Level Meter with MAX/MIN Fast/Slow Response Rate Portable Backlight SPL Meter with Data Hold for Home Office Factories Noisy Neighbors

Overview

• Brand : Neoteck
• Color : Orange
• Manufacturer : Neoteck

About this item

• A/C Weighting Measurement: Neoteck decibel meter offers both A and C frequency weighting modes for specialized measurements. Use A-weighting (simulating human hearing at low levels) for environmental noise monitoring. Switch to C-weighting (simulating hearing at high intensities) for sound pressure analysis of machinery, motors, and equipment. This tailored approach delivers an enhanced and professional user experience
• Precision Sound Level Meter: This sound decibel meter features a measuring range of 30 to 130 dB, a 4-digit LCD display, 0.1 dB resolution, and an accuracy of ±1.5 dB.It is capable of real-time monitoring, providing accurate data of the sound levels in your area and presenting it more clearly
• Fast & Slow Modes:Neoteck spl meter with the ability to switch between fast and slow response rates.The fast response rate uses a time constant of 0.125s per interval and is suitable for general environmental measurement.The slow response rate uses a time constant of 1s per interval and is intended for environmental measurements where noise levels fluctuate relatively significantly.Please note: pressing rate switching button for more than 2s allows switching between dB and SONE modes
• Max/Min Tracking with Additional Features:This noise decibel reader tracks maximum and minimum noise values, allowing you to monitor fluctuations over time. It also includes a data hold function and a white backlit LCD for clear readings in low light and easy data recording. Additionally, the db meter features a built-in temperature sensor that displays readings in both celsius (°C) and fahrenheit (°F)
• Multi-Scene Application: Neoteck A/C-weighted noise meter comes with a battery, a storage bag, and a user manual.Different environments are governed by distinct decibel standards. Libraries and bedrooms fall within 30-40 dB, restaurants and cafes range from 50-60 dB, urban roads and factory machinery are at 70-80 dB, rock concerts reach 90-100 dB, while jet planes and front-row concert seats measure between 110-130 dB