The dBadge CEL-350 acoustic dosimeter is the first designed compact acoustic dosimeter with a screen.

It’s interesting to note how a sound dosimeter works.

The dBadge CEL-350 acoustic dosimeter is fast and easy to use.

Another characteristic of the dBadge CEL-350 acoustic dosimeter is the alarm function.

The dBadge CEL-350 acoustic dosimeter has an energy meter that indicates the status of battery and memory.

A quick overview of the difference between a sound level meter and a noise dosimeter, that’s hopefully easy to understand.

Thanks to the most advanced digital technology, the acoustic dosemeter of CEL-350 dBadge series complies with the most demanding norms in the field of acoustic dosimeters.

A noise dosemeter is the most reliable way to determine a worker’s noise exposure, but commercially available solutions are not suitable for military use.

The classic sound level meter is used for spot measurements as opposed to the noise dosimeter or exposure meter which is worn by an employee for an extended period, representative of the usual sound exposure to assess the level of daily exposure (Lexd).

The classic sound level meter is used for spot measurements as opposed to the noise dosimeter or exposure meter which is worn by an employee for an extended period, representative of the usual sound exposure to assess the level of daily exposure (Lexd).

I’m relatively new to the world of acoustic measuring and noise measuring equipment, and one of the very first questions I found myself asking was “what’s the difference between a sound level meter and a noise dosimeter?

Due to the type of technology used in the construction of the battery as well as the method of intelligent charging, the acoustic dosimeter does not need to be continuously charged.