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Sound Level Meter SU 150

Specifications

Battery/ rechargeable battery
4 x 1.5 V, AA
Depth
69 mm
Designation ANSI
AA
Dimensions (WxDxH)
273 x 69 x 39 mm
Height
39 mm
Material housing
Plastic
Max. measured value
130 db(A)
Max. voltage battery/ rechargeable battery
1.5 V
Measured range
30 ... 130 db(A)
Min. measured value
30 db(A)

$644.96

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Product description

Energy-efficient sound level meter for precise measurements in industry and environment.

  • Measurement of noise levels with output in decibels (dB)

  • Sound level methods of evaluation: A, C

  • Manual or automatic range selection

  • Fast (125 ms) and slow (1 s) response modes

  • Internal measured value memory for 63 measurements

  • Data-hold function

  • Simulated analogue bar for quick visualisation of the measurement values

  • Measuring with tolerance range (function to set limits)

  • Measurement process is supported by a visual signal

  • Peak Hold function to capture peak value

  • AC/DC analogue signal output for further data processing


Scope of supply: Sound level meter, bag

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$644.96

Inc. GST