Casella hasn’t rested on its laurels since it launched the CEL-200 series of sound level meters last year to help H&S professionals comply with the implementation of the Physical Agents (Noise) Directive – the Control of Noise at Work Regulations (2005) in the UK. <\/p>\n
The introduction of the CEL-242 and CEL-246 brings new capability to the range, which now stands at four instruments. The new models can store time history onto an onboard memory capable of logging over 400,000 measurements. <\/p>\n
Data is stored as files compatible with spreadsheet software packages (.csv format) and can simply be transferred via USB then graphed as required with any standard package.<\/p>\n
The CEL-200 range can display a non-decaying maximum hold value on a number of screens showing the A or C frequency weighting and slow, fast or Impulse time responses. <\/p>\n
The time history facility of the new models shows how the noise has fluctuated and allows users to understand at what point noise control measures are necessary. The equipment has a large, high-resolution display which show results either numerically or by bar graph and can give a time history trace over the last 1 or 5 minute period. <\/p>\n
Ideal for users who need a simple, low cost meter, the CEL-200 Series is fully compliant with all national and international accuracy standards unlike some budget priced “indicators”. <\/p>\n
Each meter is available on its own or as part of a full measurement kit (e.g. CEL-246\/K1) with a matching acoustic calibrator and other accessories, including calibration certificates and two year warranty. <\/p>\n
Optional software (dB24) is required in order to download the stored data.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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