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The Sound Level Meter
- For European Noise at
Work applications
- Class
2 to IEC 60804 and IEC 61672-1:2002, Type
2 to IEC 60651
- Simultaneous Leq, SPL, Lmax and Peak
- "A" and "C" Frequency Weighting
- Large and clear display with backlight
- Rugged lightweight cast aluminum case
- Battery life > 24 hours
- Recalls the last measurement
- Upgradable for more measurements and data storage
The Model 82 Integrating Sound Level Meter is one of those
hard to find devices: a professional grade instrument that
is very easy to use. This has been achieved by designing
it for one particular application, that being the measurement
of occupational noise exposure in industrial environments.
The European regulations require that you use a Type
2 meter (you can use a Type 1 meter like the Model 81
but it will cost more) with the ability to measure LAeq.
For loud banging noises the instrument should also measure
the LCpeak.
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Simple and Quick
Just calibrate, press Start, wait for the level to
settle, press Stop. At any time you can read both the
LAeq and the LCPeak from the large backlit display. You can
even switch off, return to your office, switch on and recall
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Upgrade Options
Data Storage and Download - The
Model 82 has all the functions required for most Noise at Work applications.
However, it is always useful to know that it can be upgraded to
have additional data storage facilities, more measurement functions
and computer download option with analysis and reporting software.
The SU80 Upgrade provides all these additional features and should
you need them your instrument can be upgraded without being returned
to the factory, just order the upgrade option SU80. Read
more...
Which Model to Choose?
For more detailed information about the options available please
visit the Options page.
- For a simple noise at work applications, choose the P82A-K
as you must have a calibrator to meet the regulations.
- For downloading to a PC and timing functions, add the SU80
option to your order.
For more information on selecting the right meter and the regulations,
including the new Physical Agents (Noise) Directive 2003/10/EC,
visit our Noise at Work Regulations
page.
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