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Getting a measure of noise
30 October 2013
Pulsar Instruments is urging safety professionals to take action on excessive noise and its potentially devastating effects on hearing, and has introduced a new series of 6 decibel meters – the Pulsar Nova.
Features include sturdy die cast aluminium outer case, ergonomic shape, use of digital technology, LEMO microphone preamp connector, high resolution OLED (organic light emitting diodes) display, ambient light sensor and illuminated silicon elastomer keypad, and battery life of 30h. The Pulsar Nova is said to be durable, cost effective and easy to use.
Noise measurements are captured and displayed clearly in three easy steps in all weather, terrains and working conditions. Data can be downloaded via the latest Pulsar Nova AnalyzerPlus software, and essential reports produced in just three clicks.
- Tips on managing the noise measurement process
- Schedules noise measurements up to 28 days ahead
- Noise measurement in three easy steps
- Noise dosemeter
- Pen gets a measure of noise
- Personal sound exposure meter
- Save on sound meters
- Find out how to measure and manage noise in just one-day
- Interactive noise warning sign
- Trade-in offer on sound meters
