Sound & Light Meters

Sound and light meters are devices used to measure the intensity or level of sound or light in a given environment.

Sound meters, also known as decibel meters, measure the level of sound in decibels (dB). They work by detecting sound waves and converting them into an electrical signal, which is then processed to provide a reading of the sound level. Sound meters are commonly used in industrial, environmental, and occupational settings to measure noise levels and ensure compliance with safety standards.

Light meters measure the intensity of light in lux or foot-candles. They work by detecting the amount of light that falls on a sensor and converting it into an electrical signal, which is then processed to provide a reading of the light level. Light meters are commonly used in photography, film-making, and architectural design to ensure proper lighting levels for optimal results.

Both sound and light meters are important tools for ensuring safety and quality in a variety of applications. By providing accurate measurements of sound and light levels, these meters can help prevent hearing loss, eye strain, and other health problems caused by excessive exposure to loud or bright environments. They are also essential for professionals in various fields who require precise measurements of sound and light levels for their work.