General Radio 1987 Sound Level Calibrator

The General Radio 1987 Sound Level Calibrator is a precision device designed to generate a stable, accurate sound pressure level for the calibration of sound level meters and other acoustic instruments. Ideal for use in sound measurement environments, the 1987 model provides an easy-to-use, portable solution for ensuring the reliability of your acoustic testing equipment.

Key Features:

• High Accuracy: Provides a precise calibration tone, typically at 94 dB and 114 dB at 1 kHz, to ensure accurate sound level measurements.

• Portable Design: Compact and lightweight for easy transport, making it ideal for both field and lab use.

• Stable Output: Maintains consistent output levels, even over long periods of use, ensuring reliable results.

• Wide Compatibility: Suitable for use with most sound level meters, audiometers, and other acoustic measurement devices.

• Durable Construction: Built to withstand demanding environments, making it suitable for both industrial and laboratory settings.

• Easy Calibration: Simple to use, with clear output levels for efficient calibration of sound measurement instruments.

Applications:

• Sound Level Meter Calibration: Essential for calibrating sound level meters used in noise monitoring, environmental assessments, and industrial sound testing.

• Acoustic Testing: Ideal for use in acoustic testing of materials, machinery, and equipment.

• Field and Laboratory Use: Reliable for both on-site measurements and controlled lab environments.

Specifications:

• Output Frequency: 1 kHz

• Output Levels: 94 dB, 114 dB

• Power Source: 9V battery

• Dimensions: Compact, portable size for ease of use in various settings

• Construction: Durable and rugged design for field use