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94/114dB Sound Level Calibrator - (SLM400-CAL)

94/114dB Sound Level Calibrator - (SLM400-CAL)

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SKU SLM400-CAL
614395006570
871.00 NIS - 1,323.00 NIS
871.00 NIS
871.00 NIS - 1,323.00 NIS
871.00 NIS
Standard: Standard

Extended Lead Time: Up to 11 business days for NIST Calibration

Product Information

  • The Triplett Model SLM400-CAL Sound Level Calibrator is a reference tool used to verify and adjust the accuracy of sound level meters, ensuring reliable and accurate sound measurements. It fits 1/2-inch diameter microphones and offers selectable 94 dB and 114 dB outputs with ±0.5 dB accuracy.
  • The calibrator output frequency is ±4% at 1 kHz. Includes a 9V battery and comes with a 2-year warranty.

SLM400-CAL-NIST Comes with Certificate of traceability to NIST Standards 
Please add 11 business days lead-time for the NIST calibration process

CATEGORY: SOUND LEVEL METER

  • Designed for the calibration and verification of sound level meters
  • Fits ½” diameter microphones
  • Selectable 94dB and 114dB output at 1kHz
  • Output Frequency ±4% @1kHz with ±0.5dB accuracy
  • Includes 9V battery
  SLM400-CAL
Output Sound Levels 94dB and 114db
Output Frequency 1000Hz +/-4%
Accuracy +/-0.5dB
Reference Conditions Temperature 73°F (23°C), 1013mbar, 65%RH
Power 9V battery
Compliance IEC 60942 Class 2
Dimensions 4.7" x 2.0" x 1.7" (120x51x43mm)
Weight 4.5oz (130g)
Datasheet
User Manual (PDF)
Triplett sound level meters are not specifically designed for measuring impact or low-frequency noise. They are intended for general-purpose sound level measurements within the typical human hearing range, covering approximately 30 to 130 decibels and frequencies from 30 Hz to 8 kHz. For applications requiring detection of impact or very low-frequency noise, a specialized meter may be required.
Noise levels above 70 dB over extended periods can start to damage hearing. Extremely loud noises, surpassing 120 dB, can cause immediate damage. The dB32 rating of earplugs indicates the amount of noise reduction they provide. For specific applications of your earplugs or hearing protection, it's best to consult with the manufacturer directly. It's worth noting that OSHA mandates employers to initiate a hearing conservation program when noise exposure reaches or exceeds 85 decibels averaged over an 8-hour workday, known as the 8-hour time-weighted average (TWA).
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