Sound Level Meter - Maxtech
Sound Level Meter - Maxtech
Sound Level Meter - Maxtech
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<strong>Sound</strong> <strong>Level</strong> <strong>Meter</strong><br />
NIST it<br />
The CEL-400 <strong>Sound</strong> <strong>Level</strong> <strong>Meter</strong>s are an ergonomic,<br />
modular and effective interpretation of the classic integrating<br />
instrument. The instruments are available as<br />
either direct read out (CEL-440) or datalogging (CEL-<br />
480) versions, in either Type 1 or 2 configurations. Both<br />
instruments provide read out and data storage (CEL-<br />
480) of full 1/3 Ocatve Band Frequency levels, with an<br />
effective dynamic range of 20 to 140 dB(A). Instruments<br />
can display information as either numerical values or<br />
frequency graphs on screen, including specific information<br />
on derived acoustic values.<br />
Power comes from 4 "AA" size batteries, which give<br />
the user up to 25 hours of continuous operation. Each<br />
sound level meter kit includes the instrument, a calibrator,<br />
windscreen and manual in a hard case. The<br />
CEL-480 kit also includes software and a download cable.<br />
All instruments meet the relevant ANSI S1.4 and<br />
IEC standard requirements.<br />
• Advanced modular technology<br />
provides a choice of models<br />
and a clear upgrade path for<br />
future proof operation<br />
• A choice of broad band and frequency<br />
analysis modes offers a<br />
solution to a wide range of the<br />
most common noise measurement<br />
problems<br />
• Manual or automatic operation<br />
depending on model<br />
• Intuitive user control with icon<br />
based keypad and graphic<br />
screen<br />
• On board memory eliminates<br />
the need for hand written<br />
reports<br />
• Download capability to printers<br />
and computers<br />
• Multi-lingual operation<br />
SPECIFICATIONS<br />
Electro-Acoustic<br />
Applicable Standards<br />
IEC 1672 199X class 1 and 2, ANSI S1.4, DIN 45657, IEC<br />
1260 class 1<br />
Slow, Fast and Impulse<br />
Time Weightings<br />
Frequency weightings<br />
rms & peaks<br />
A, C and Z (unweighted)<br />
Amplitude weighting Q=3 plus one from Q=4 or 5 or none<br />
Dynamic span<br />
70 dB per range<br />
Measurement ranges 140, 130, 120, 110, 100, 90 dB for FSD<br />
Noise floor 20 dB (A) type 1, (25 dB (A) type 2)<br />