Handheld dB Meters
Dit zijn eenvoudige decibelmeters die niet gekeurd zijn, maar wel een perfecte indicatie geven van het geluidsniveau binnen een zaal. De wetgever vraagt dat de DJ of de uitbater ten minste over een geluidsmeter beschikt. Er bestaan heel goedkope dB meters, deze hieronder zijn al vrij betrouwbaar.
dB Meter Displays
These are screens with an included microphone that show the dB values to the audience, but do not record them.
Pro dB Meters (met opslagmogelijkheid)
De wetgever zal op een bepaald moment eisen dat er geijkt systeem wordt geïnstalleerd, die op elk moment meet wat het geluidsniveau binnen een zaal of op een openlucht event is of was. Er moet dus niet alleen een correcte momentopname gebeuren, de wetgever eist ook een opslag van deze gegevens, zodat later kan gecontroleerd worden waar het fout zat. Volgens de normering heb je een class1 microfoon nodig of een class2. Via het archiveren van alle meetresultaten en zelfs van de volledige audio van een bepaald event kan de wetgever controleren waar de fout zat bij geluidsoverlast. Dit systeem gaat alleen meten, controleren en archiveren, maar heeft geen enkele 'limiting' functie.
Designed to comply with Brussels/Flemish/Walloon legislation
AMIX
The AFF Series-3 are sound meters that enable real-time, simple and effective visualization of ambient noise levels (bars, discos, theaters, party rooms, festivals, etc.).
The AFF Series-3 has the special ability to change color based on previously defined settings, on a wide range of colors. To provide reliable support for monitoring noise levels, the AFF Series-3 meets all criteria of the ministerial decision of January 26, 2017. The class 2 measuring device consists of a sensor, which is protected against any damage caused by humidity, smoke, occupants , etc. The recording level is stored in a tamper-resistant internal memory. The recording log is located on a web server and USB key.
For extensive installations: Complete package with microphone, voice, start signal
For touring: Complete set with micro, power supply, pelicase not included
Optie: Pelicase
MeTrao
MeTrao has been developed based on practical experience to meet all requirements imposed by current regulations, local authorities and the customer in the field of sound level registration. By simultaneously measuring both the source and receiver of the noise and then comparing that data, it is easier to find out whether there is noise pollution or another noise problem.
MeTrao can, for example, be used at festivals, where it constantly measures the noise level to prevent noise pollution that could cause problems for the festival. But MeTrao can also offer a solution when noise pollution occurs, the cause of which is unknown. This can be done by measuring environmental sounds and comparing them with the sounds that cause nuisance.
DATEQ
The SPL-D3 is an advanced sound pressure meter that stores the sound pressure measurement data for at least twelve months. The measurement data can be viewed via the configuration software, or stored externally on a USB drive with a FAT32 file system.
The SPL-D3 can be read and adjusted with the configuration software.
At the time of release, the device supports Windows 7 and newer. Normally, users can only view settings and logs. To adjust the settings, an additional password and a license file are required.
The SPL-D3 uses a measuring microphone to measure the actual sound level. If the measurements show that the noise level threatens to become too high, the display will change from green to orange. If the noise level actually becomes too high, the display will turn red.
10Eazy
With 10Eazy, measuring sound levels becomes easier than ever. The sound meter is very user-friendly and can be operated or understood without any experience or expertise.
Built with simple software, 10EaZy provides reliability even during long shows. Once set up, the system can run completely autonomously, ideal for fixed installations where no technical personnel are present.
10EaZy comes with special hardware, and for good reason. For accurate sound measurements on a PC, the software must understand the relationship between the sound input on the microphone and the data sent to the software – this is called "calibration".
