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doseBadge for Noise at Work Measurement
The doseBadge is a noise dosemeter that mounts on the worker's shoulder, monitoring the noise exposure throughout the working shift.
- Strong cast alloy case
- No wires to catch on machinery
- No controls that encourage tampering
- Simultaneous Leq, Lep,d (LEX,8h) and Peak
- "A" frequency weighting with "C" weighting
for Peak
- Rechargeable battery
- Time
history gives a graph of noise levels
- 2
to 12 Year Warranty
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The
doseBadge system is the perfect solution for the measurement of
a worker's exposure to noise. The badge is small and light,
with no cable or controls (all control is via infra-red).
There is also a huge cost saving where multiple dosemeters are required.
As the doseBadge has no display or controls, the Reader unit is
used to calibrate, start and stop measurements and display the results.
doseBadge measurement
kits contain charging units that charge all the doseBadges
at the same time.
If you are measuring noise to the Noise at Work regulations and
to the Physical Agents (Noise) Directive 2003/10/EC then the
doseBadge is the ideal solution, especially when the worker is moving
between machinery or locations. For more information on how the
doseBadge works, please visit the How
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Why Use a Dosemeter?
When it comes to measuring noise in the workplace, there are two options: a hand-held sound level meter or a noise dosemeter. The dosemeter (like the doseBadge) is the best option when workers are moving between locations, between different pieces of machinery, or are working in an area that makes it difficult or dangerous to follow them round with a sound level meter. In these cases, rather than making lots of spot measurements with a sound level meter and then calculating the worker's noise exposure (LEP,d or LEX,8hr), a dosemeter monitors for the full working shift and provides you with these parameters.
If you need both a sound level meter and noise dosemeters then please have a look at our Combination Kits.
Regulations and Standards
In order to meet with the regulations (such as the EU and UK noise at work regulations), a sound level meter or noise dosemeter must meet certain standards. The doseBadge meets the standards required by these regulations:
For more information on selecting the right meter and the regulations,
including the Physical Agents (Noise) Directive 2003/10/EC,
visit our Noise at Work Regulations
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