Need to log how sound values change over a period of time within an environment? You need Extech's 407760!
Shaped like a USB stick with an added microphone sensor, the 407760 is designed to be placed within an area to constantly log sound levels from 30 to 130dB.
If you're performing noise surveys, testing levels of noise from a noisy worksite or even neighbours, this product will help you to track how sound changes during peak times, with all data constantly logged on the 407760's internal memory.
Want to see how it works? Check out this video from Extech.
This sound datalogger is designed to work in tandem with Extech's free software (included as standard). By using the software, you can configure the 407760 to log sound levels at different intervals (50ms, 500ms, 1 second, 2 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds or every minute) and configure different parameters such as start time and frequency rate.
Once you're done configuring, simply place the logger where you want to measure, activate, then leave for a period of time. When you're done logging, plug it back into PC, download the data into the software and then you can view back results, export into different programs and even create custom graphs based on your measurements.
Up to 129, 260 individual sound measurements can be directly stored on the Extech 407760's internal memory, making this product ideal for prolonged surveys.
Range | 30 to 130dB |
Frequency Range | 31.5 to 8kHz |
Basic Accuracy | ±1.4dB |
Weighting | A and C |
Response Time | Fast (125ms)/Slow (1s) |
Datalogging | 129,920 points |
PC Interface | USB |
Dimensions | 5.1 x 1.1 x 0.9" (130 x 30 x 25mm) |
Weight | 1oz (20g) |