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Scrap and save (1st September 2009)
Pulsar Instruments is offering savings with its scrap and save scheme where any old sound level meter can be traded in for a new Pulsar version.
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Integrating averaging sound level meters (1st July 2009)
Pulsar Instruments has launched the Quantifier range of integrating averaging sound level meters. Offering a choice of practical, easy to use sound level meters, the range is suited to industrial, environmental and gene
Sound investment (1st March 2009)
Pulsar Instruments' Model 30 and 30-2 real time sound level meters offer accurate, compliant, robust and effective solutions for noise risk assessment.
Latest sound level meters (1st January 2009)
Available from Pulsar Instruments, the 'Assessor' range comprises six instruments that are designed to meet a range of noise measurement requirements and budgets. Highlights include the Class 2 instruments that allows t
Cross Channel sound travel (1st November 2008)
When Sky 1's Brainiac: Science Abuse team wanted to determine whether sound could travel from England to France, Pulsar Instruments helped to provide the required equipment. The experiment involved Vic Reeves making a
Monitors noise (1st September 2008)
To gain a realistic picture of the noise levels workers are exposed to, Pulsar Instruments has introduced the Model 22 doseBadge system. Small, lightweight and robust, the unit is worn by the worker on their shoulder f
Meter check (1st July 2008)
Two new products from Pulsar Instruments are designed to lead to a significant improvement to noise measurements; the company has just obtained full and formal EU approval for its new acoustic calibrators – models 105 a
New software designed for acoustic analysis (1st March 2008)
The Model 33 real time sound level meter from Pulsar Instruments has been enhanced with new 'Acoustic Toolbox' analysis software which is supplied as standard with all Model 33 and Model 30 instruments.
Simple-to-use sound meters (1st January 2008)
Available from Pulsar Instruments, the 'Assessor' Models 83 and 84 are full octave analysers that have just 5 buttons, each of which has a single function.
Simple solutions (1st November 2007)
Pulsar Instruments' Assessor has just four buttons and a display yet gives the user full data on all the parameters the European Directive and HSE require. A point and shoot meter, it gathers in one measurement all data to de
User-friendly (1st May 2007)
Pulsar Instruments has introduced the Model 83 and Model 84 automatic integrating averaging sound level meters with 1:1 octave band filters.
Noise at work Regs problem? (19th March 2007)
Help is at hand for employers who need to comply with HSE noise regulations guidelines...
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Your Answer For Noise Compliance (1st March 2007)
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Noise compliance (1st November 2006)
The HSE has enforced a new set of guidelines to protect the potential 2 million employees in the UK who may be at risk from the long-term effects of noise in the workplace - Noise induced hearing loss / Tinnitus. The Model 2
Noise compliance made easy (19th September 2006)
Measuring noise exposure has become a more complex task under the new EU Directive as there are now six different levels to consider. But Pulsar says it's a piece of cake with its Assessor – a computerised noise exposure instrument.
Noise compliance made easy (27th July 2006)
Measuring noise exposure has become a more complex task under the new EU Directive as there are now six different levels to consider. But Pulsar says it's a piece of cake with its, Assessor, a computerised noise exposure instrument.
Noise exposure made easy (1st November 2004)
Pulsar Instruments says that while acoustic professionals find the task of industrial noise measurement a simple one, there are some industrial safety officers who are put off by the complexity of many modern sound level meters.
ROBUST AND EASY TO USE (1st July 2004)
Pulsar Instruments has introduced a new sound level meter that is very simple to use, yet robust, comprehensive and effective.
