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HK:110AIS/5
Intrinsically Safe doseBadge Noise Dosimeter Kit with 5 x CR:110AIS Intrinsically Safe doseBadge Noise Dosimeters
HK:120A dosimeter hire
doseBadge5 Noise Dosimeter Kit with a choice of 3 or 5 CR:120A doseBadge5Â Noise Dosimeters
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Included with the HK:171C Sound Level Meter hire kit
HK:31HA
Revo Hand-Arm and Whole Body Sensors with Hard-Arm & Whole Body Sensors
HK:31HAWB
Revo Hand-Arm and Whole Body Vibration Kit with Hard-Arm & Whole Body Sensors
HK:675B
Environmental Noise Monitoring Kit with CR:171B Class 1 Data Logging Sound Level Meter
The HK:680 kit is ideal for outdoor environmental noise measurements. In the kit is the CR:171B Class 1 Optimus Green Sound Level Meter which is simple to setup and use and a Class 1 CR:515 Acoustic Calibrator. The instrument is contained in a weatherproof case which houses the battery pack and connects to the outdoor…
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Accudata Ltd can supply a wide range of environmental measurement products to meet your hire requirements.
Our goal is to become a one stop shop for site, survey and safety managers.
All companies in the U.K have a legal obligation to protect their employees from high levels of noise. Here at Accudata Limited, we hire a range of Noise Measurement Equipment for both indoor and outdoor applications.
If you need to monitor noise levels at your business our sound level meters are available with next-day delivery.
Applications include construction, manufacturing, fabrication, retail, and events.
There are several ways to measure noise at work, including the following:
Using a sound level meter: A sound level meter is an instrument that measures the intensity of sound in decibels (dB). It can be used to measure the noise level at a specific location or over a period of time.
Using a noise dosimeter: A noise dosimeter is a portable device that measures the amount of noise an individual is exposed to over a period of time. It is often worn by workers to monitor their noise exposure and ensure that it does not exceed recommended levels.
Using a noise monitoring system: A noise monitoring system consists of sensors that are placed around a work area to continuously measure the noise level. The data from the sensors is transmitted to a central location, where it can be analyzed and used to identify noise hazards and develop control measures.
Conducting a noise survey: A noise survey involves systematically measuring the noise levels at different locations within a work area. This can be done using a sound level meter or a noise dosimeter. The results of the survey can be used to identify noise hazards and develop control measures.
It is important to follow proper safety guidelines when measuring noise at work, including wearing ear protection and following the manufacturer’s instructions for the measurement equipment.
Noise is measured in decibels (dB). An ‘A-weighting’ sometimes written as ‘dB(A)’, is used to measure average noise levels, and a ‘C-weighting’ or ‘dB(C)’, to measure peak, impact, or explosive noises. You might just notice a 3 dB change in noise level, because of the way our ears work. Yet every 3 dB doubles the noise, so what might seem like small differences in the numbers can be quite significant.
(Source: The heath and safety executive).
Did you know that hiring sound level meters is extremely tax efficient? The cost of hiring equipment is considered to be an external expense that is deductible from your company’s taxable profit.
This is true for both limited companies and sole traders and can reduce your corporation or income tax.
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