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4. SPECIFICATIONS

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Applicable standards:

 IEC61672-1: 2003 Class 2

IEC60651: 1979 Type 2
ANSI S1.4: 1983 Type 2

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 Measurement functions:

 

Main processing functions

Sound level: Current time-weighted sound pressure level A or current time-
weighted sound pressure level C
Maximum time-weighted sound pressure level A or Maximum time-weighted
sound pressure level C

 

Total range

: 30 to 130dB

 

Max. measurement level

: 130dB

 

Total linear operating range: 

In accordance with IEC 61672-1, A-weighted,

1000Hz: 30dB to 130dB.

 

Level range selection

: 5 ranges in 10dB steps 30 to 90dB, 40 to 100dB,

50 to 110dB, 60 to 120dB, 70 to 130dB

Frequency range

: Overall characteristics including microphone: 31.5 to 8000Hz

Frequency weighting: A

,

 

meets the requirement of IEC 61672-1 for class 2

“A” weighting.

C

,

 

meets the requirement of IEC 61672-1 for class 2

“C” weighting.

Time weighting (RMS detection): Fast

, according to IEC 61672-1 class 2.

Slow

, according to IEC 61672-1 class 2.

 

Reference conditions:

Type of the acoustic field: 

Free

Reference sound pressure level:

 94.0dB (related to 20

µ

Pa)

Reference level range: 

60 to 120dB

Reference frequency: 

1000Hz

Reference temperature: 

+23

Reference relative humidity: 

50%RH

Reference static pressure: 

101.325 kPa

Reference incidence direction: 

Perpendicular to the front of the microphone

diaphragm.

 

Calibration:

 Acoustic using sound calibrator.

 

Calibration check frequency is 1000Hz.

Nominal calibration level for the free field:

 94.1dB

Nominal calibration level for the diffuse field:

 94.0dB

Summary of Contents for 1352H

Page 1: ...Sound Level Meter Datalogger and RS 232 Software TES 1352H INSTRUCTION MANUAL TES ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC CORP...

Page 2: ...ROLS AND FUNCTIONS 6 6 DISPLAY DESCRIPTION 8 7 PREPARATION FOR USE 9 8 CALIBRATION PROCEDURE 11 9 MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE 12 10 STORE ERASE RECORDED DATA 12 11 OUTPUT CONNECTORS 13 12 RS 232 INTERFACE S...

Page 3: ...t during storage and use Protect the instrument from air with high salt or sulphur content gases and stored chemicals as this may damage the delicate microphone and sensitive electronics Always turn t...

Page 4: ...cords to a computer or real time analysis to a computer Both AC and DC signal outputs are available from a single standard 3 5mm coaxial socket suitable for use with a frequency analyzer level recorde...

Page 5: ...istics including microphone 31 5 to 8000Hz Frequency weighting A meets the requirement of IEC 61672 1 for class 2 A weighting C meets the requirement of IEC 61672 1 for class 2 C weighting Time weight...

Page 6: ...ar month day and hour minute second Display update rate 1 second Display first indication Depends on the condition the instrument when it was last turned off Warning indications Out of range indicatio...

Page 7: ...90 RH non condensing Storage conditions 10 C to 60 C 70 RH non condensing Effect of temperature 0 5dB 10 to 50 C Effect of humidity 0 5dB for 30 RH to 90 RH at 40 C 1000Hz Dimensions Approx 265 L 72 W...

Page 8: ...nd off 4 Button c Level range buttons select the level range for the measurement The following five settings are available 30 to 90dB 40 to 100dB 50 to 110dB 60 to 120dB 70 to 130dB d Press these butt...

Page 9: ...rns to normal mode and the RECORD indicator disappears e Erase all records Turn off the instrument press and hold down this button then turn on the instrument until the CLr RECORD indication appears o...

Page 10: ...PL Current time weighted sound level reading Sound Pressure Level 6 Low battery indication 7 MAX Maximum time weighted sound level reading 8 RECORD Data records indicator 9 Sound level reading 0 1dB r...

Page 11: ...given in section 4 Specifications f Refit the battery cover and screw Use a screwdriver to tighten the screw g Press the button to turn on the instrument and check for correct operation Note Take car...

Page 12: ...lar wind noise and strong air movements at the microphone can cause measurement errors Such effect can be reduced by using the windscreen Windscreen 4 Tripod Mounting For long term measurements the in...

Page 13: ...on to select A frequency weighting 5 Use the button to select FAST time weighting 6 Insert the microphone very carefully and slowly all the way into the sound calibrator coupling orifice 7 Switch on t...

Page 14: ...ted 6 The numeric level indication shows the currently measured sound level The reading is updated once every second 7 Press the button to record the maximum time weighted sound level encountered duri...

Page 15: ...arithmic compression is available at this connector The signal reflects the frequency and time weighting settings of the instrument Output voltage 10mV 0 1mV dB Output impedance approx 5k Load impedan...

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