Extech SDL600 Sound Level Meter/Datalogger

To measure the level of noise in a particular area, a device known as a “Sound Level Meter/Datalogger” (Extech SDL600) is utilized. This tool displays the results of the measurements on a screen and also allows for the data to be saved for future reference.

product overview

The SDL600 stores data in Excel format on an SD card. High precision 1.4dB complies with Type 2 ANSI and IEC 61672-1 requirements. The measuring range is 30 to 130 dB. Manual or automatic range. AC analog output for attaching to a recorder or analyzer. a big LCD backlit display. stores 20M readings on a 2G SD card and 99 manual readings. For simple transmission to a PC, dataloggers date/time stamp readings and store them in Excel format on an SD card.

From 1 to 3600 seconds, the sampling rate is user-programmable. equipped with Min/Max, Data Hold, and Auto Power Off features. along with a protective carrying bag, an SD card, a windscreen, and six AA batteries.

function & applications

There are two measuring modes available when using this gadget. The first option is measurement mode, which allows the device to gauge the ambient noise level instantaneously and display the results on the screen. The device may record measured data digitally in the second mode, known as the data logger mode, and send it to a computer for later use.

The Sound Level Meter/Datalogger’s primary function is to monitor and gauge the ambient noise level. This device is utilized in a variety of situations where sound-level management is necessary, including workplace contexts, transit environments, urban surroundings, and sound quality checks in recording studios.

Extech SDL600 Sound Level Meter/Datalogger features

• Certifications: CE
• Dimensions: 9.8 × 2.9 × 1.9″ (250 × 73 × 48mm)
• Power: 6 × AA (1.5V) batteries
• Warranty: 3 years
• Weight: 18.3oz (520g)

Extech SDL600 Sound Level Meter/Datalogger specifications

• Analog Output: AC
• Frequency Bandwidth: 31.5 to 8000Hz
• Memory: 20M data records using a 2G SD card
• Response Time: Fast/Slow
• Sound Range (dB): 30 to 130dB (3 ranges)
• Sound Range (dB) Basic Accuracy: ±1.4dB
• Weighting: A, C