DESCRIPTION

The Triplett SLDL20 USB Sound Level Datalogger can be used to test and verify sound levels for worker safety (OSHA), community noise ordinances, night clubs/concerts, airports, mines, athletic events, construction sites, vehicle testing, wind farms, new product noise reduction, and other applications. The Sound Level Meter meets IEC 61672-1 Class 2 with ±1.4dB accuracy. It can datalog up to 129,920 readings with user programmable sampling rate (1 second to 24 hours) and date/time stamp. It features a 30 to 130dB range plus A and C weighting with selectable fast/slow response time. Additional features include: user programmable high/low alarms, 2 LEDs that display operation, alarm, battery, and memory status, Min/Max, and automatic or manual start. Includes wind screen, 1/2 AAA battery (Triplett 37-66), and software. 1 year warranty.

CATEGORY: SOUND LEVEL METER

Features

Records up to 129,920 readings with user programmable sample rate
Meets IEC 61672-1 Class 2 standards
±1.4dB accuracy
30 to 130dB range
A and C weighting
Selectable fast/slow response time
User programmable high/low visual alarms
2 LEDs display operation, alarm, battery, and memory status
Min/Max stores/recalls highest and lowest readings
Manual or Automatic start time
Includes wind screen, 1/2 AAA battery (Triplett 37-66), and software

Specifications

	SLDL20
Measurement Range	30 to 130dB
Bandwidth	31.5 to 8kHz
Resolution	0.1dB
Accuracy	±1.4dB
Standards	Meets IEC 61672-1 Class 2
Frequency Weighting	A and C (selectable)
Response Time	Fast: 125ms / Slow: 1s
Interface	USB
Memory	Datalogs up to 129,920 data points
Sample Rate	1 second to 24 hours
Power	1/2 AAA Battery (Triplett 37-66)
Dimensions	5.1 x 1.1 x 0.9" (130 x 30 x 25mm)
Weight	1oz (20g)

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User Manual
Datasheet

Description

The Triplett SLDL20 USB Sound Level Datalogger can be used to test and verify sound levels for worker safety (OSHA), community noise ordinances, night clubs/concerts, airports, mines, athletic events, construction sites, vehicle testing, wind farms, new product noise reduction, and other applications. The Sound Level Meter meets IEC 61672-1 Class 2 with ±1.4dB accuracy. It can datalog up to 129,920 readings with user programmable sampling rate (1 second to 24 hours) and date/time stamp. It features a 30 to 130dB range plus A and C weighting with selectable fast/slow response time. Additional features include: user programmable high/low alarms, 2 LEDs that display operation, alarm, battery, and memory status, Min/Max, and automatic or manual start. Includes wind screen, (1) lithium battery (Triplett 37-66), and software. 1 year warranty.

CATEGORY: SOUND LEVEL METER

Features

Records up to 129,920 readings with user programmable sample rate
Meets IEC 61672-1 Class 2 standards
±1.4dB accuracy
30 to 130dB range
A and C weighting
Selectable fast/slow response time
User programmable high/low visual alarms
2 LEDs display operation, alarm, battery, and memory status
Min/Max stores/recalls highest and lowest readings
Manual or Automatic start time
Includes wind screen, (1) Lithium battery (Triplett 37-66), and software

Specs

	SLDL20
Measurement Range	30 to 130dB
Bandwidth	31.5 to 8kHz
Resolution	0.1dB
Accuracy	±1.4dB
Standards	Meets IEC 61672-1 Class 2
Frequency Weighting	A and C (selectable)
Response Time	Fast: 125ms / Slow: 1s
Interface	USB
Memory	Datalogs up to 129,920 data points
Sample Rate	1 second to 24 hours
Power	1 Lithium Battery (Triplett 37-66)
Dimensions	5.1 x 1.1 x 0.9" (130 x 30 x 25mm)
Weight	1oz (20g)

Datasheet

Datasheet
Software

Manual

User Manual

FAQ

Q: I've noticed most ear plugs, including ones I'm considering, are rated at dB32. What is a typical and safe dB level for the human ear? When would I need to use earplugs with a dB32 rating?

A: 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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USB Sound Datalogger - (SLDL20)