SOUND CHECK METER

E.A.R and Peltor have also developed a simple sound level indicator that complements the Optime Alert System by establishing which colour code you need to follow.You simply deploy the meter at the employees work station let it run until the display has stabilised, this then indicates the average noise level in that area and the type of protection required. The display indicates the period of time the unit has been active in 1 hour increments up to a maximum of 8 hour working day.The sound check meter must be restarted between measurements. The meter is accurate to ±1dB.

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New EU legislation

From February 2006 significant changes are taking place regarding Noise at Work. Under this new EU noise legislation employers must provide suitable hearing protection where noise exceeds 80dB(A), all EU member states must comply with the new directive by February 2006 (exceptions may occur).

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