Our new support website is now live

Our new support website is now available at http://support.cirrusresearch.co.uk

Visitors to the site can search through answers to questions that have been asked by existing users, as well as look through current technical documentation uploaded by Cirrus. If you can’t find the answer to your question, then you can simply ask your question on the website and it will be picked up by someone on the support team at Cirrus Research.

The support website will assist visitors with finding solutions to everything from user manuals for the Optimus sound level meters to where to download the latest version of the NoiseTools software, as well as being able to download the latest versions of the Cirrus software.

Commenting on the launch of the new support website, James Tingay, Group Marketing Manager said: “We want to ensure that all of our customers are getting the most from their Cirrus Research noise measuring equipment, so we have introduced the support website where visitors will be able to find a cure to their noise measurement issues with the help of the Noise Doctor.”

James continued: “We often get customers asking questions around which sound level meters will meet regulations and why sound level meters need to be calibrated. We encourage our customers and visitors to our website to interact and start a conversation with us on-line, so that we can respond to their queries.”

The Noise Doctor branding brings together the advice, products and support services Cirrus Research has to offer. More details of the Noise Doctor can be found on the website at www.the-noise-doctor.co.uk.

During the upcoming Safety & Health Expo, the Noise Doctor will be tweeting questions and answers to @TheNoiseDoc

To look at the new support website or to find an answer to any noise measurement issues you may have, please visit: http://support.cirrusresearch.co.uk/

Jaymee-lee Tolliday

Marketing Executive at Cirrus Research plc

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