Lutron SL-4010 Sound Level Meter
Download Specifications (86.53 KB) Download Instruction Manual (1.38 MB)The Lutron SL-4010 is an affordable sound level meter that adheres to the IEC 61672 class 2 standards for both frequency and time weighting. It features a sound level measurement range from 35 to 130 dB across three ranges and includes a data hold function. This device is designed with frequency weighting and fast time weighting. Its compact size measures 250 x 83 x 32 mm, making it convenient for various applications.
Features
- SOUND LEVEL METER, economical type Large LCD display, easy to read.
- LCD display for low power consumption & clear read-out even in bright ambient light conditions.
- Characteristics of " A " frequency weighting network are designed to meet IEC 61672 class 2.
- Fast " time weighting characteristic mode.
- Used durable, long-lasting components, including a strong, lightweight ABS-plastic calibration. housing case.
- Condenser microphone for high accuracy & long-term stability. operation
- The small and lightweight design allows one hand.
- Hold function to freeze the display value.
- Low battery indicator.
- Warning indicator for over and under range.
- High quality with an economical cost
Specifications
- Frequency & time weighting meet IEC 61672 class 2.
- Frequency: 31.5 Hz to 8,000 Hz
- Data Hold Hold function to freeze the display value.
- Operating Temp. 0 to 50 ( 32 to 122 ). ℃ ℃℉ ℉
- Operating Humidity Less than 80% RH
- Power Supply 006P DC 9V battery ( heavy duty type ) not included in the kit
- Power Consumption Approx. DC 6 mA
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ADM Instrument Engineering stocks a considered range of sound level meters here in Australia. Our range includes class 1 sound level meters, class 2 sound level meters, personal noise level meters, and accessories.
A noise risk assessment should be carried out when workers and others may be exposed to excessive noise levels.