Extech 407750 Sound Level Meter with Background Sound Absorber
Product ID: 15572367
💾Memory stores max/min readings
🔄Reversible display modes
⏱️0.05% accuracy precision
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The Extech 407750 Sound Level Meter combines cutting-edge quartz crystal oscillator technology with a unique reversible display and tachometer memory, delivering ultra-precise sound and RPM measurements with 0.05% accuracy. Designed for professionals needing reliable, versatile data on the go, it supports photo/contact RPM and linear surface speed measurements, making it an essential tool for detailed acoustic and mechanical diagnostics.
| Customer Reviews | 2.6 out of 5 stars 6 Reviews |
G**S
Misleading advertisment, order with caution
If you need to log your results to a PC then don't purchase this meter. While the ad says "PC connection", no cables or software is provided. Very misleading if you ask me. If that is sold separately, make it clear in the advertisement. I feel like I've been duped with this one. I'd send it back if I didn't need it for work next week.
D**H
Five Stars
Worked great!
N**0
It's ok
It does what it says, and I'm assuming it's accurate - I don't have the tools to check it. For that at least it gets an "ok." What I don't like is the cheap cheap cheap build quality. The number plate surround immediately popped loose, the battery cover got a crack in it when I took it off, and it is very large but very light. As if there was nothing in it. Took the case off, and... yep. This thing could have been 1/5th the size. I also don't like that it says I can record with it, but that required also getting a $70 cord + software combo. Well, just the cord, because the software was so awful I ended up just using a serial port terminal to manually log the data. Also, it only records the data at a pitiful 1Hz. So, yep, it's a sound meter, and yes, it can record, but I expected better for a $200+ device.
M**N
Four Stars
Great meter for the price
J**N
One way it could be better.
Meter works as expected. I wish that it would hold the "fast" vs. "slow" setting on power-off like it holds the scale setting and other settings (it always resets to "fast" on power-off). I expect most users perform the majority of tests on the same settings, and it makes testing more error-prone to have some settings retained and others not.
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