Sound level meter, high/low measurement, type 2

Sound level meter two measurement ranges, type 2

Optimize your noise controls with this professional type 2 sound level meter. Manufacturer number R8050. Manufactured by Reed Instruments, it offers a double measurement range (35 to 100 dB and 60 to 130 dB) to cover all situations. Its backlit LCD display makes reading easy even in low light. With its A and C frequency weightings, as well as fast and slow time modes, it adapts to different measurement contexts. This sound level meter is designed for precision and practicality: data hold function, low battery indicators and automatic shutoff.

By choosing this model, you invest in a reliable device that will help you ensure compliance in your noise environments.

Features:

• High precision of ±1.4 dB meeting type 2 standards
• Double measurement range (high and low)
• Frequency weighting A and C
• Time weighting fast and slow
• Easy-to-read backlit LCD display
• Data hold and max functions
• Tripod mounting for long-term monitoring
• Low battery indicator and automatic shutoff

Specifications:

• Measurement range: Low: 35 to 100 dB
• High: 60 to 130 dB
• Frequency range: 31.5 Hz to 8 kHz
• Time weighting: Fast/slow (125 ms and 1 s)

Product installation – Simple and quick setup

To install the Reed R8050 sound level meter, insert the supplied battery, attach the windscreen to the microphone and, if necessary, mount the device on a tripod for extended monitoring. The backlit LCD screen instantly guides you through your first measurements.

Product maintenance – Practical tips

To extend the life of your type 2 sound level meter, regularly clean the windscreen and store the device in its carrying case. Check the battery status and replace it as soon as the low indicator appears. Avoid prolonged exposure to humidity or extreme temperatures.

Usage tips – Optimize your noise measurements

Use this professional sound level meter in industrial environments, offices, construction sites or events to control noise levels. Choose A weighting to simulate human perception and C weighting to measure low frequencies. For reliable results, position the device at ear height and avoid obstacles between the sound source and the microphone.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions about the type 2 Reed R8050 sound level meter

1. What is the difference between A and C weighting on this sound level meter?

Weighting simulates the sensitivity of the human ear, while C weighting measures low frequencies more faithfully.

2. Can this sound level meter be used for continuous monitoring?

Yes, thanks to tripod mounting and the optional SD memory card, it is suitable for extended measurements.

3. Is this sound level meter compliant with safety standards?

Yes, it meets type 2 precision standards, ensuring reliable measurements for regulatory controls.

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