With measurement of LAeq, LCPeak and Octave Band Filters the Optimus Industrial Sound Level Meter is ideal for noise at work measurements.
Applications
Main Features
Hire Kit Includes
The Optimus Industrial is a Class 2 Integrating Sound Level Meter, making it ideal for most noise at work and general purpose noise assessments. It can also be used for more detailed noise surveys that require frequency analysis using Octave Band Filters.
This is a data logging meter, so it can store measurements for download to a computer. Software is included in the hire kit to download the measurements, prepare noise at work reports and export to other formats as required.
It is essential that a sound level meter meets the correct standards for any measurements that could be used for the protection of hearing or any other legal reasons.
The Optimus Industrial meets the correct standards for noise at work measurements (see Applications section). If you are unsure of the standards required for other regulations then please call or email for advice.
This sound level meter is the correct specification for all noise at work assessments being carried out in line with the EU regulations and the UK HSE guidelines. These regulations demand the use of an integrating sound level meter that meets IEC 61672 standard to Class 2. The meter is capable of measuring LAeq and LCpeak.
The Octave Band Filters are not essential but can be used to carry out more detailed checks to ensure that the hearing protectors available are adequate. For this reason we always include the octave band filters feature with this meter.
The Optimus Industrial is suitable for any general purpose noise measurement that demands the use of a Class 2 Sound Level Meter or Class 2 Integrating Sound Level Meter.
If your measurement guidelines don't mention standards then this meter should also be adequate, but please check with us first if you have any doubts.
The noise at work regulations state that the meter's calibration should be checked before and after making measurements.
Put the Calibrator on the mic. and select the Calibrate option.
Keep a record of all calibrations (done automatically if you are downloading to a computer) to meet the noise regulations.
Press the [Start] key to start a measurement. Once the measurement is complete (e.g. the average sound level has settled) press the [Stop] key.
All parameters are stored in the meter for viewing or download - no need to choose which measurements you need, they are all there.
Back in the office, the measurements can be viewed on the meter's display or they can be downloaded to a computer.
The hire kit includes the NoiseTools software for downloading and reporting. The reports can be exported to various formats, including PDF, for filing or sharing with others.
These specifications are for the CR162C Optimus Industrial Sound Level Meter, which is included in the CK162C rental kit.
Standards | IEC 61672-1:2013 Class 1 or Class 2 |
IEC 61672-1:2002 Class 1 or Class 2 Group X | |
IEC 60651:2001 Type 1 I or Type 2 I | |
IEC 60804:2000 Type 1 or Type 2 | |
ANSI S1.4 -1983 (R2006), ANSI S1.43 - 1997 (R2007), ANSI S1.25:1991 | |
IEC 61260:1996 & ANSI S1.11-2004 | |
DIN 45657:2005-03 | |
Measurement Range | 20dB to 140dB RMS single range |
Noise floor | <18dB(A) Type 1, <21dB(A) Class 2 |
Frequency weightings | RMS & peak : A, C, & Z measured simultaneously |
Frequency bands | 10 octave bands, 31.5Hz to 16kHz |
Time weightings | Fast, Slow & Impulse measured simultaneously |
Memory | 4GB, 32GB factory fit option |
Time history data rates | 10ms, 62.5ms, 100ms, 125ms, 250ms, 1/2 sec, 1 sec or 2 sec |
VoiceTag | Up to 30 seconds of audio notes with each measurement |
Integrators | Three simultaneous “virtual” noise meters. Integrator 1 is preset to Q3 for Leq functions. Integrators 2 & 3 can be configured with the following |
Exchange rate | 3, 4 or 5 dB |
Threshold | 70dB to 120dB (1 dB steps) |
Time weighting | None or Slow |
Criterion level | 70dB to 120dB (1 dB steps) |
Criterion time | 1 to 12 hours in 1 hour steps |
Integrator quick settings | EU, OSHA HC & OSHA NC, OSHA HC & ACGIH, MSHA HC & MSHA EC, Custom |
Size | 283mm x 65mm x 30mm |
Weight | 300gms/10oz |
Power | 4 x AA alkaline |
Typically 12 hours with alkaline AA | |
Typically 20 hours with lithium AA non-rechargeable | |
External power: 5v-15v via MultiIO socket via ZL:171 cable (2.1mm socket) | |
Outputs | USB Type B to PC |
AC & DC output via ZL:174 (2 x Phono, 1m) | |
Multi-pin IO for external power via ZL:171 cable (2.1mm socket) | |
Bluetooth BLE compatible with Anrdoid and iOS devices | |
Case | Material: high impact ABS-PC with soft touch back and keypad |
Tripod mount | 1/4" Whitworth socket |
Environmental | Temperature: Operating -10°C to +50°C, storage -20°C to +60°C |
Humidity: Up to 95% RH non-condensing | |
Electromagnetic performance | IEC 61672-1:2002, IEC 61672-2:2003, IEC 61672-1:2013 & IEC 61672-2:2013 |
Except where modified by EN 61000-6-1:2007 & EN 61000-6-1:2007 | |
Language Options | English, French, German, Spanish, Italian |
Display functions | LXY, LXYMax, LXYMin, LXeq, LCPeak, LZPeak, LCeq-LAeq, LXE |
Graph of short LAeq, LCPeak, TWA, dose%, est dose% | |
Measurement run time | |
Real-time octave band filters | |
Stored functions | LXYMax & time history of LXYMax |
LAeq, LCeq, LZeq, LCPeak, LZPeak, LAPeak, Lavg, TWA. %dose | |
Time history of LAeq, LCeq, LZeq, LCPeak, LZPeak, LAPeak, LAIeq, Lavg | |
Octave bands models: overall Leq & Leq time history for each band | |
where x=A ,C ,Z; y= F, S, I |