Walter WWS-IGS1000, Original Operating Instructions

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Noise emission values
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Noise emission values
The above values are noise emission values and therefore do not have to be
safe workplace values at the same time. The correlation of emission values
and exposure levels can not reliably indicate whether additional precautionary
measures are required.
Factors, which can affect the actual noise level at the workplace include,
amongst others: The size and shape of and the conditions in and around your
workplace; the length of exposure; and other sources of noise. Please also
consider any differing national regulations on permitted noise exposure levels at
the workplace. The information printed above may however allow the operator to
make a better assessment of risk.
Sound pressure level: L
pA
92.6 dB(A)
Sound power level:
L
wA
95 dB(A)
Instability: K 1,92 dB(A)
Measured according to ISO 8528-10. The noise at the workplace can exceed
85 dB (A), in which case protective measures for the user are required (wear
suitable ear protection).
WARNING!
Health hazard! Wear ear protection and appropriate protective
clothing when working.