STARTECH
STARTECH D130-DECIBEL-METER 30-130dBA ±1.5dB IP54 server accessory
Handheld digital sound meter measures 30 to 130 dBA with ±1.5 dB accuracy and 0.1 dB resolution, featuring IP54 dust and water resistance plus a data hold function for server room monitoring
- Measures server-room noise from 30 to 130 dBA
- ±1.5 dB accuracy with 0.1 dB resolution
- IP54 rating resists dust and water splashes
- Data-hold function freezes readings for easy logging
Handheld Sound Meter for Server Rooms
The StarTech D130-DECIBEL-METER is a handheld digital noise meter designed for measuring loudness levels in server rooms, data centres and offices. It covers a 30 to 130dBA range with a +/- 1.5 decibels accuracy and 0.1dB resolution. An IP54 rating provides dust and water resistance for demanding environments. A data hold function freezes readings on the large LCD for convenient recording.
Practical Limits of Handheld Acoustic Measurement
This meter is not suited for buyers who need continuous automated logging or remote network monitoring of sound levels. The 130dBA ceiling prevents accurate capture of extremely high-intensity impulse noises found in some industrial settings. Handheld operation requires personnel to be physically present at the measurement point during assessment. The device does not integrate with server management software or environmental monitoring systems.
Highlights
- Measures server-room noise from 30 to 130 dBA
- ±1.5 dB accuracy with 0.1 dB resolution
- IP54 rating resists dust and water splashes
- Data-hold function freezes readings for easy logging
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose a meter with a wider range or higher resolution for server-room noise checks?
This model covers 30 to 130dBA with 0.1dB resolution, matching typical server-room levels and giving fine detail without needing a broader span.
What does the ±1.5dB accuracy mean when I take readings in a live rack aisle?
Any reading you capture will sit within 1.5 decibels of the true sound pressure, so trends and peak-hold values stay reliable for compliance logs.
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