Insize 30-130db Digital Sound Level Meter, 9351-130

The Insize 9351-130 Digital Sound Level Meter is a precision instrument designed to measure sound levels across a wide range, from 30 to 130 decibels. Its user-friendly interface and automatic range selection make it ideal for monitoring noise in various environments, ensuring compliance with safety standards and enhancing acoustic assessments.

Key Features:

• Measurement Range: 30 to 130 dB, accommodating a broad spectrum of sound levels.
• Resolution: 0.1 dB, providing detailed and precise readings.
• Automatic Range Selection: Automatically selects the optimal range for accurate measurements, including 3080 dB, 4090 dB, 50100 dB, 60110 dB, 70120 dB, and 80130 dB.
• Over Range Indicator: Alerts the user when the measured sound exceeds the maximum range, ensuring reliable data collection.
• Measurement Modes: Offers real-time, average, and maximum modes to suit various monitoring needs.
• Data Storage: Capable of storing up to 16,000 measurement values, facilitating comprehensive data analysis.
• AC Signal Output: Provides an AC signal output of 0.707 Vrms at full scale, with an impedance of approximately 600Ω, allowing for external data recording or analysis.
• DC Signal Output: Offers a DC signal output of 10 mV/dB, with an impedance of approximately 100Ω, for versatile connectivity options.
• Automatic Power Off: Conserves battery life by powering off after a period of inactivity.

Specifications:

• Model Number: 9351-130
• Measurement Range: 30 to 130 dB
• Resolution: 0.1 dB
• Accuracy: ±2 dB
• Power Supply: 6 x AAA batteries
• Dimensions: 265 mm (L) x 72 mm (W) x 36 mm (H)
• Weight: Approximately 350 grams (excluding batteries)

Box Includes:

• 1 x Insize 9351-130 Digital Sound Level Meter
• 1 x RS232 Cable for data transfer
• 1 x Software CD for data analysis
• 1 x Output Connector
• 6 x AAA Batteries
• 1 x User Manual

Applications: The Insize 9351-130 Digital Sound Level Meter is suitable for:

• Monitoring workplace noise levels to ensure compliance with occupational health and safety regulations.
• Assessing environmental noise in residential areas, public spaces, and industrial zones.
• Evaluating sound levels in educational institutions, hospitals, and other sensitive environments.
• Conducting acoustic research and analysis in laboratories and field studies.
• Testing and verifying the performance of audio equipment and sound systems.