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The data logger with USB interface is an optimal sound level meter for measurements at workplaces, construction sites, in traffic, airports, etc. The data logger with USB interface is a class 2 device and is equipped with an octave band frequency filter. The data logger with USB interface can optionally be upgraded with a 1/3 octave band filter.
The data Logger with USB interface is an optimal sound level meter for measurements at workplaces, construction sites, in traffic, airports, etc. The data Logger with USB interface is a class 2 device and is equipped with an octave band frequency filter. The data Logger with USB interface can optionally be upgraded with a 1/3 octave band filter.
The data logger with USB interface PCE-428-EKIT-ICA, from the field of environmental measurement technology, is an optimal sound level meter for measurements at workplaces, construction sites, in traffic, airports, etc. The data logger with USB interface is equipped with an octave band frequency filter. Optionally, the data logger with USB interface can be upgraded with a 1/3 octave band filter. The additional kit for outdoor sound measurement makes it possible to measure outdoor noise with a data logger with USB interface over a long period of time, even in the rain.
The data logger with USB interface measures the flow velocity according to the hot wire principle. This guarantees a particularly compact design. In addition to the flow rate, the data logger with USB interface can measure the volume flow and the ambient temperature.
The data logger with USB interface is particularly suitable for measurements of noise pollution in the field of industrial, health, safety and environmental monitoring. The data logger with USB interface has a logger function which enables the storage of up to 32,700 measured values.
The data logger with USB interface measures the flow velocity according to the hot wire principle. This guarantees a particularly compact design. In addition to the flow rate, the data logger with USB interface can measure the volume flow and the ambient temperature.
The data logger with USB interface is a handheld, portable, professional Class II noise meter, sound meter or decibel (dB) meter with built-in data-logging or data-recording functionality. Thus, the data logger with USB interface is ideal for real-time noise measurement as well as for long-term noise exposure monitoring over time.
The class 1 data logger with USB interface meets all requirements for noise measurement and frequency analysis. This integrating precision pulse sound level data logger with USB interface complies with all applicable standards and guidelines.
Data loggers with USB interface are small and practical helpers in measurement technology. Their compact design and versatile application options make the USB data logger an easy-to-use tool. In practice, USB data loggers are used in a variety of ways. Whether in the food sector, in production or in laboratories. At every point in these applications, temperatures and often also the air humidity must be measured and recorded continuously. USB data loggers help to do this. A USB data logger saves the data continuously on an internal memory, so in the modern business world it is no longer necessary for an employee to document the measurement data with notes and paper. Thanks to a USB data logger, the laboratory employee can devote himself to more important tasks and can read out the measured values from the USB data logger using software after a measurement cycle.
Depending on the design, data loggers with USB interface can also be used at very high or very low temperatures without any problems. In addition to temperature, many USB data loggers can also measure air humidity, air pressure, vibration or illuminance. The memory of the USB data logger is often sufficient for several million measurement data records, so that it is possible without any problems to measure relevant physical quantities and to save the measured values in one storage cycle with the USB data logger over several months. USB data loggers with displays are able to visualize the measured value so that the user has information about the variable to be monitored even during the measurement process. Alarms can also be shown in the display if a limit value has been exceeded or not reached.