Acoustic Calibrator

Description

To ensure your noise measurements are legally compliant with Noise Regulations, you MUST field calibrate your sound level meter before and after taking your measurements; most noise-related regulations stipulate that the noise meter or noise dosemeter is calibrated before each acoustic calibration session and checked again before turning the instrument off. In fact, noise measurements made for ‘official’ use, such as industrial health & safety or environmental monitoring, are not valid unless correct calibration procedures have been followed.

Both the Models 105 (Class 1 acoustic calibrator) and Model 106 (Class 2 acoustic calibrator) give a standardised 1kHz tone for sound level calibration (calibration level) – the frequency where all weighting networks are the same, at a pressure of 1 Pascal which is a sound level of 94 decibels. They have sensors to correct for temperature, humidity, barometric pressure and battery voltage so that they remain stable and accurate under almost any conditions where they are likely to be used.

• The units are simple to operate and meet the requirements of the latest IEC 60942:2003 standard for Class 1 and Class 2 Calibrators.
  • Model 105 sound level calibrator complies fully with Class 1 – the precision class, meeting the requirements of Class 1 sound level meters.
  • Model 106 complies fully with Class 2, meeting the requirements for the calibration of industrial Class 2 sound level meters used in almost all Health and Safety applications.
• We have taken great care during the design process to ensure that the units are comfortable to hold, robust and easy to used, whilst performing accurately throughout a wide range of temperature, humidity and pressure conditions.
• The calibrators are powered by an easy-to-access single 9-volt battery giving many months or even years of operation. An automatic shut-off circuit ensures power conservation should you forget to switch off the unit.