Diving into the Details: Meet the TA8152A Digital Sound Level Meter
When you’re seeking accuracy and reliability, look no further than our TA8152A Digital Sound Level Meter. This outstanding piece of technology is built around a 1/2 inch condenser microphone, made from pure copper plating, ensuring the utmost precision.
Key Specifications:
Product model: TA8152A
Microphone: High-precision 1/2 inch condenser microphone, made from pure copper plating
Accuracy: ±2dB, guaranteeing near-perfect sound level measurements
Frequency response: Wide-ranging, from 31.5Hz up to 8.5KHz
Dynamic range: A remarkable 30dB
Measuring range: Comprehensive, spanning from 40dB to 130dBA
Frequency weighting characteristics: A and C characteristics
Digital Display: Sharp 4-digit display, with a resolution of 0.1dB and a sampling rate of 2 times per second
Analog scale display: Highly responsive, with one scale representing 1dB and a sampling rate of 2 times per second
Measurement gear ranges: 40 ~70dB, 60 ~90dB, 80 ~110dB, 100 ~130dB, and 40 ~130dB
Overload identification: Clear overload indicators; ‘OVER’, ‘HI’, ‘UNDER’, and ‘LO’ symbol
Other Features:
- AC signal output of 0.707V/ms/full scale per file, output impedance is approximately 600Ω
- Dynamic features: FAST and SLOW sampling rates
- Maximum lock: tick marked
- Minimum lock: cross marked
- Data retention: tick marked
- Power-on to self-test time: 4 seconds
- Power supply: 1 x 6F22 9V battery, or DC9V 100mA DC power supply
- Working environment specs: Suitable for 0~40°C, 10~70% relative humidity
- Storage environment specs: Fine for -10~50°C, 10~80% relative humidity
- Dimensions: Handheld-sized, at 235x70x30mm
- Weight: Lightweight, at about 380g
Note: This device doesn’t come with a USB connection.
The TA8152A Digital Sound Level Meter package includes the meter itself (battery not supplied), a protective cloth bag, a user-friendly manual, and an attractive color box for storage.
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