Download our new eBook - Top 10 Blog Posts on Noise Measurement

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Nov 022011

Our new eBook “Q&A – The top 10 posts on our blog” is now available for download.

Throughout 2011 we’ve been posting information and answers to questions from our customers, distributors and sales team on our blog at cirrusresearch.co.uk/blog.

This book contains the top 10 posts that you, our customers, have been reading and commenting on. Some of the posts have been expanded with some additional information and links where appropriate. Some of the posts on the blog cover similar topics and so we’ve also combined some of these posts into one to cover a subject more widely.

Click on the image below or click here to download the new FREE eBook.

Top 10 Blog Posts - November 2011

Top 10 Blog Posts - November 2011

 

 

 

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Top 10 reasons to choose the Cirrus Trojan Noise Nuisance Recorder

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Aug 082011

The Trojan Noise Nuisance Recorder has been designed to make the measurement and monitoring of noise nuisance quick, simple and easy to carry out.

If you’re looking to upgrade or replace your old noise nuisance equipment, the Trojan gives you everything you need in a cost effective package.

Here’s a quick list of the key features and functions of the Trojan Noise Nuisance Recorder. Continue reading »

Posted by James Tingay at 3:02 pm Tagged with: , ,

Top 10 reasons why repeating a noise measurement could give different results

Articles, FAQ, Gill Cussons, Noise Measurement, Questions, Top 10 No Responses »
Aug 042011

Here’s a post from Gill Cussons, one of our UK Business Development Managers. Gill has been working with our UK customers for a few years and has come across such a wide range of questions that she’s put together an answer to a common one.

So over Gill.

Your sound level meter is a precision instrument and as long as it’s not damaged or misused and is calibrated regularly, it will give you accurate noise measurements for many years.

One of the questions that we get asked regularly is why, when a noise measurement is repeated, that the levels recorded can be different. Continue reading »

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