With the UK Coronavirus lockdown entering its eighth week, it’s more than likely that if you working for a local authority or housing association, you’ve seen a sharp rise in the number of noise nuisance complaints from your residents. This is only natural, as more and more people are staying at home, unable to escape some of the noise that would normally occur when they’re out at work or running errands.
The Markers tool within the NoiseTools software is a powerful feature that allows sections of a measurement to be coded, analysed or removed from calculations. This video introduces the concept of markers and shows how to use the basic functions of the marker system.
In this NoiseTools tutorial, we’ll cover using the Hearing Defender Selection tool to choose some PPE appropriate for a sample noise measurement along with how to add new products to the hearing defender database.
Since 1970, Cirrus’ mission has been to make monitoring noise simple. More than 45 years later, we thought it was time to look back at our story so far and see what we have achieved. Join us by watching our video, which explores our history and what makes us the noise measurement pioneers that we are today.
When you invest in a Trojan Noise Nuisance Recorder, we also include our NoiseTools software. This makes it easy for you to download, analyse, playback and share your measurement data. To help you get the most out of NoiseTools, we’ve created a series of video tutorials to guide you through different aspects of the software. Watch them here.
Introducing new nuisance noise monitoring equipment can be challenging for Local Councils, Housing Associations and Environmental Health Officers. You can have large teams working over multiple locations and at different times. That’s why we’ve come up with a simple training solution for your team and the Trojan2 Noise Nuisance Recorder.
