Extech 407780A Integrating Sound Level Datalogger
The Extech Integrating Sound Level Meter takes Leq and SEL measurements with a built-in data logger and PC interface.
Features
- Precise linearity over wide range (100dB)
- Data logging function can record up to 32,000 records
- Programmable integrating time
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The Extech Integrating Sound Level Meter takes Leq and SEL measurements with a built-in data logger and PC interface.
Benefits
- 4-digit multifunction LCD with analog bar graph
- Precise linearity over a wide range (100dB)
- Display modes: SPL, SPL MIN/MAX, SEL, and Leq
- Programmable integrating time
- A and C Frequency weighting
- Impulse/Fast/Slow response settings
- Datalogging function records up to 32,000 records
- Real-time calendar/clock
- Analog and alarm output features can be used to connect with Frequency analyzers, chart recorders, external dataloggers, and sound level alarms
- Built-in USB interface with included Windows® datalogging software
- Tripod mount
- Meets IEC 61672-1, 60651/60804 Type 2 and ANSI S1.4 Type 2 specifications
- Complete with windscreen, adjustment screwdriver, USB cable, Windows® compatible software, battery, and case
- (1) Sound level meter
- (1) USB cable
- (1) Windows compatible software
- (1) Windscreen
- (4) AA batteries
- (1) Carrying case
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