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Digital Sound Level Meter Calibrator 94dB & 114dB for 1/2' and 1' inch Microphone, Professional Noise Decibel Calibration Tool Measurement Accuracy Check

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1.Color:Digital Calibrator 94db & 114db With Lcd


  • SIMPLE OPERATION : With only 3 buttons: 94dB, 114dB and Power On/Off Button. Simply power on the calibrator, select 94dB or 114dB level, and it's ready to go!
  • CLEAR DIGITAL DISPLAY: Digital display shows the chosen dB level clearly with Backlight. Avoid making careless mistakes comparing with traditional power switching buttons.
  • PORTABLE: Lightweight and small size. Handy sound source for quick and easy calibration of sound level meters and sound measuring systems.
  • SUITABLE FOR 1/2" and 1" MICROPHONE SIZE 1/2" transducer cap (adaptor) is inserted on the calibrator, simply remove the cap to calibrate sound level meters with 1" Microphone
  • PROFESSIONAL: Conforms to IEC60942 (IEC942) class 1 standard. Solid design provides accurate and reliable performance, suitable for personal, field and laboratory use.



Product Description

Sound Level Calibrator
Sound Level Calibrator

Sound Level Calibrator

  • Digital display shows the chosen dB level clearly with Backlight. Avoid making careless mistakes comparing with traditional power switching buttons.

Sound Level Calibrator

  • Lightweight and small size. Handy sound source for quick and easy calibration of sound level meters and sound measuring systems.

Sound Level Calibrator

  • Conforms to IEC60942 (IEC942) class 1 standard. Solid design provides accurate and reliable performance, suitable for personal, field and laboratory use.

ND9B Class I Sound meter calibrator for maintaining the accuracy of a sound level meter.

Sound meters measure sound pressure levels both to check acoustic fidelity and to verify compliance with noise pollution regulations in health and safety codes. The meters are used in a range of environments, including homes, schools, airports, automotive and machine shops, concert halls, recording studios, and hospital.

Sound Level Calibrator

Jan Postma
Reviewed in the Netherlands on July 28, 2023
Even when turned off, it drains the batteries with ~1mA. So after each use, you have to remove the battery. Stability over time is questionable. When new, my UMIK-1 and an SPL meter readings were within 0.5dB of the 94dB level. Now, both are 3 dB off on both high and low level. So I'm afraid this calibrator is less stable than the measurement mics to be calibrated with this device.
Jb
Reviewed in Spain on April 16, 2023
Al desmontar el sonometria para calibrarlo la unión a la placa con los cables de la batería se sueltan de la soldadura
Rick Stauder
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2022
Pretty accurate
DM5115
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2022
Works very well.
Roman Kuechler
Reviewed in Germany on October 10, 2022
Ich habe mich für dieses Produkt entschieden, weil es im Vergleich zu anderen Produktion im gleichen Preissegment die Optionen sowohl für 1/2"-Zoll sowie 1"-Zoll Mikrofone/Messgeräte bietet.Ich besitze 3 Schallpegelmessgeräte, welche ich noch nie kalibriert bzw. überprüft habe:- Voltcraft / RadioShack Sound Level Meter (analog), 1"-Mikrofon- Monacor SM-2 (digital), 1/2"-Mikrofon- Amprobe SM-10 (digital), 1/2"-MikrofonDie ersten Messergebnisse waren recht ermutigend:- Voltcraft / RadioShack Sound Level Meter (analog): stimmte exakt (+/- 0,3 dB)- Monacor SM-2 (digital), 1/2"-Mikrofon: stimmte einigermassen (+/- 1 dB)- Amprobe SM-10 (digital), 1/2"-Mikrofon: stimmte exakt (+/- 0,3 dB)Ich darf daher mit einer gewissen Wahrscheinlichkeit davon ausgehen, dass dieser Kalibrator selbst ausreichend genau kalibriert wurde.Wichtig ist, dass man darauf achtet, dass das jeweilige Mikrofon fest und bis zum Anschlag in der Kalibrator-Öffnung steckt. Es hat einen dünnen Gummiring zwei, drei Millimeter davor, welcher einen glauben lässt, dieser sei der Anschlag. Dem ist aber nicht so, dieser Gummiring muss mit sanftem Druck mit dem Mikrofon durchstossen werden bis zum dahinter liegenden endgültigen Anschlag. Wenn man nicht darauf achtet und das Mikro nicht wirklich fest einführt, sondern beim Gummiring aufhört ergibt sich durch den ca. 3mm grösseren Abstand ein Messfehler von ca. 2dB!
DGSartes
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2022
El producto llego bien embalado y antes el tiempo indicado. lo probé y todo ok. recomendado.
Roberto Bianucci
Reviewed in Italy on September 10, 2021
Ottimo strumento
Tom E.
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2021
Good value for the money.
Ian P
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 3, 2020
Quality feel & build, can't vouch for accuracy, but after checking with 2 sound meters, seems accurate.