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TRIPLETT SLM400-KIT Sound Level Meter Calibrator Kit
Measures 35 to 130 dB with ±1.5 dB accuracy and includes a calibrator for on-site verification
- Measures noise from 35 dB to 130 dB for wide dynamic range
- Accuracy within +/- 1.5 dB ensures reliable readings
- Resolution of 0.1 dB captures fine level changes
- Covers 31.5 Hz to 8 kHz frequency span for broad analysis
- Includes calibrator and case for ready-to-use convenience
Sound Level Meter Kit
The Triplett SLM400-KIT combines a sound level meter with a calibrator in one package. It is designed for technicians and safety professionals who need to verify noise levels in industrial or environmental settings. The kit includes a carrying case and windscreen for field use.
Measurement Range Limits
The meter captures sound pressure from 35 dB up to 130 dB across frequencies of 31.5 Hz to 8 kHz. Frequency weighting options A and C cover general and flat response requirements. Readings resolve to 0.1 dB with an accuracy of +/- 1.5 dB under reference conditions.
Calibrator Inclusion
The integrated calibrator lets users verify meter accuracy before each measurement session without separate equipment. This single function decides if the kit suits a workflow that demands on-site validation. Data logging is supported via NFC interface, though no software is included for data transfer.
Highlights
- Measures noise from 35 dB to 130 dB for wide dynamic range
- Accuracy within +/- 1.5 dB ensures reliable readings
- Resolution of 0.1 dB captures fine level changes
- Covers 31.5 Hz to 8 kHz frequency span for broad analysis
- Includes calibrator and case for ready-to-use convenience
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the SLM400-KIT or a separate meter and calibrator?
The SLM400-KIT bundles the sound level meter and calibrator together with a carrying case and windscreen, so you receive both instruments in one package.
What does the 130 dB maximum measurement mean for daily use?
The meter reads up to 130 dB, covering loud industrial environments, while the 35 dB floor captures quiet offices and the 1.5 dB accuracy applies across the range.
How does the NFC interface work in practice?
NFC lets you tap the meter to a compatible device for data transfer; no cables or separate wireless setup are required.
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