Level measurement with limit alerts
Measurement of sound levels with warnings of level exceedances
Monitoring-Archive
Constant recording of levels with the option of ex-post review of sessions for evaluation of incidents.
Concept (Spanish)
Measurement of sound levels with warnings of level exceedances
Constant recording of levels with the option of ex-post review of sessions for evaluation of incidents.
- Real-time measurement of 8 types of levels, SPL, Leq 5sg, Leq 1min, Leq 5min, in dBA and dBC.
- 1/3 octave frequency range
- Three-level warning system that allows any configuration mode according to the type of measurement (excessive dBA levels or low frequencies), number of occurrences, analysis time, warning type and duration.
- The warnings are displayed on the screen by flashing lights of different colours, which are very intuitive and highly effective as they are very visible.
- Its size allows it to be placed close to the sound control within sight of the operator or sound manager.
- The archive system is continuously logging.
- Using the historical log, sessions can be created to consult any period with its levels and warnings.
- The equipment can be accessed through its own wifi with any device via a web browser, maintaining the alerts, which allows it to be consulted on various devices and in different locations. Optionally, if connected to the internet, it can be consulted remotely.
- You can download data from any session in Excel or csv format, and create an overview report of the session or do a comprehensive analysis.
- Sticon offers optional support for data download, analysis and reporting for installation or single monitoring.
At events with musical performances such as concert halls, auditoriums, theatres or concerts, open-air festivals.
In the realisation of events it is of vital importance that the sound levels are adapted to the type of event, in conferences and meetings for speech understanding and in presentations and performances for the ideal intensity and comfort.
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