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Professional Noise Meter for Workplace Checks - Lutron SL-4030

Price:

$150.56 (including VAT)

Product Code:

Lutron SL-4030

Brand:

Lutron

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Product Description

The Lutron SL-4030 sound meter is a new addition to our range. It features IEC 61672 approval, Fast and Slow Time Weighting - making it ideal for fire alarm testing.

Time Weighing and Frequency weighting meets IEC 61672 type 2
A&C Weighting networks are conforms to standards
Time weighting (Fast & Slow) dynamic characteristics modes
Internal Calibrator Feature

Max. Hold function for stored maximum value

Display	LCD Size: 49mm x 25.5mm Digit Size: 21.7mm x 8.8mm
Function	dB (A&C Weighting) Time Weighting (Fast, Slow) Max Hold, AC Output, DC Output
Measurement Range	A Weighting - 3 ranges, 30-130dB C Weighting - 3 ranges, 30-130dB
Resolution	0.1dB
Accuracy	1KHz +/- 1.5dB (after calibration)
Frequency	31.5 to 8Hz
Mic Type	Electric Condenser Microphone
Mic Size	12.7mm Dia (0.5inch)
Weighing Network	Characteristics of A&C
Range Selector	3 Ranges (30-80dB, 50-100dB, 80-130dB)
Time Weighting	Fast - t=200ms Slow -t=500ms
Dimensions	205x65x35mm
Weight	259g

Included Accessories

Manual
Manufacturers Calibration Certificate

Product Questions

What is the difference between the certificate options?

Posted by Unknown on 13th Jul 2010

Q - I'm interested in the Lutron SL-4030 sound meter. What do the different certificate options mean? (none, no and yes)

A - The question is prompting you to either select, No (I don't want a calibration certificate) or Yes (I do want a calibration certificate)
Is this product suitable for noise assessments in workplace?

Posted by Unknown on 17th May 2010

Q: Would I be legally compliant when using this meter to carry out workplace noise assessments?

A: This sound meter can be supplied with a calibration certficate, allowing you to undertake sound surveys knowing you comply with the latest regulation. It is perfectly legal to be used, but you will need to log your results manually (or via the datalogging function if available) and then use the Online Exposure Calculator to determine if you are within the legal limits.