Wireless Noise Dosimeter -- Occupational Health & Safety

Cirrus Research plc

Wireless Noise Dosimeter

The doseBadge from Cirrus Research plc is a wireless personal noise dosimeter that is ideal for personal noise exposure measurements. The doseBadge Noise Dosemeter measures, stores, and calculates the parameters essential for compliance with occupational and industrial hygiene noise regulations. Measurements can be downloaded to the supplied software for analysis and reporting. In addition, the device features datalogged and time history features and comes in a rugged, durable metal case with no cables, controls, or external microphone. It weighs only 1.8 ounces.

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