Extech 407750 Sound Level Meter with PC Interface
The Extech Sound Level Meter with PC Interface features a background sound absorber for machine noise measurements.
Features
- Auto/manual ranging from 30 to 130dB in 6 ranges
- Background noise absorber mode filters ambient noise
- RS-232 interface for capturing data directly on a PC
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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The Extech Sound Level Meter has a background sound absorber mode for machine noise measurements that filters ambient noise. It can easily interface with a PC to capture data directly via the optional Windows compatible software. Its high-accuracy specification allows the unit to meet type 2 standards (ANSI S1.4-1983, IEC 60651, EN 60651). An electret condenser microphone provides high-accuracy measurements. Live readings can be read clearly on the large display with backlighting and analog bargraph. The meter has 6 auto or manual ranges from 30 to 130dB.
- Digital display: 3-1/2 digit (1999 count) autorange LCD
- Bargraph display: 50dB display range (1dB resolution);
- Measurement range: 30 to 130dB (35 to 130dB for C weighting)
- Resolution: 0.1dB
- Accuracy: +/-1.5 dB @ 94dB for a 1kHz sine wave
- Microphone: electret condensor .24"(6mm dia.) type
- Frequency weighting: A and C type
- Time response: slow/fast
- Sampling time: updates every 0.5seconds
- Measurement frequency range: 31.5Hz to 8KHz
- Analog output: AC: 0.707Vrms (full scale); DC: 10mVDC/dB
- Applicable standards: IEC 651 Type 2, ANSI S1.4 Type 2
- Power Supply: 9V battery , optional AC adaptor
- Dimensions: 10 x 3.1 x 1.5"(256 x 80 x 38mm)
- Weight: 8.5oz. (240g)
- (1) Sound level meter
- (1) 9V battery
- (1) Case
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