XL2 and the new government’s order
NTi Audio presents its sound level meter: the XL2
Don’t look further for your sound level meter, the XL2 is a perfect match for the new decree of the Walloon Government concerning the broadcasting of amplified sound.
Portable
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Simple
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Efficient
The Class 1 or Class 2 professional decibel meter designed for “amplified sound” legislation.”
The main objective of the new Walloon legislation on the broadcasting of amplified sound has for purpose to protect the public from the nuisance that a large amplified sound can cause without limiting the creativity of artists. It provides a clearer framework for theater operators and people broadcasting amplified sound in the Horeca sector. This is done by enabling them to better raise awareness, inform and sensitive everyone to the health risks of intense or prolonged exposure to amplified sound. Using a sound level meter such as the XL2, they will be able to measure and display the sound levels to which the public is exposed.
The XL2 features in a nutshell
- Calibrated Class 1 or Class 2 measuring chain (IEC 61672-1)
- Dynamic range of 113dB (33 – 146dB)
- Displays the required sound levels (LAeq1s, LAeq15′, LCeq15′, LAeq60′, LCeq60′)
- Correction factor (lockable)
- Choice of profiles at start-up with full pre-configuration (categories 2, 3, +correction)
- Microphone sensitivity self-check (ASD)
- Figurative display via light bar (Stacklight green-orange-red)
- 10″ Windows tablet (replaceable with the tablet/screen of your choice)
- Powered by battery, batteries, mains or USB
- Remote data processing and transmission
- Recording of measurement data (.txt)
- Printing of measurement reports
- 3 year warranty
XL2 decibel meter – Full kit
- Protective suitcase
- Sound level meter XL2
- Measuring microphone Class 1 (M2230) or Class 2 (M461)
- Microphone protection
- Rechargeable battery
- Power cable + USB
- Adapter for microphone stand
- 8GB microSD card
- Option signal generator MR-PRO / MR 2
Do not hesitate to contact us for more information or
to visit our site dedicated to the law on amplified sound for the city of Brussels.