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Professional Acoustic Instrumentation

Advanced technologies for precise measurements compliant with regulations

Acoustic instrumentation
Acoustic Instrumentation

Essential technologies for professional assessments
. Acoustic instruments are indispensable for accurately evaluating and monitoring noise levels and vibrations in both environmental and building contexts. We use calibrated and certified instrumentation to ensure reliable measurements that comply with current regulations.

Sound Level Meter
The Sound Level Meter

The primary tool for the Competent Acoustic Technician
. The sound level meter is used to measure sound pressure levels, emulating the behavior of the human ear. Versatile for indoor and outdoor use, it determines exposure to noise pollution with scientific precision and measurement repeatability.

Dodecahedron
Dodecahedron

Omnidirectional source for building measurements
. The Dodecahedron is a noise source with a test signal and an omnidirectional speaker. An instrument used for measuring insulation indices and reverberation time in buildings, essential for architectural acoustic parameters of rooms.

Noise generation
Advanced Noise Generation

Multiple types for every measurement need
. The Lookline Dodecahedron generates different types of noise: White/Pink noise (classic pseudo-random noises), Fast white/pink noise (greater precision with real-time reading), Sine sweep (sinusoidal from 50Hz to 20kHz in 20 seconds), Impulsive noise (6 impulses in 18 seconds for reverberation measurements).

Directional sources
Directional Acoustic Sources

Uniform sound field for buildings
. An ideal instrument for generating a uniform sound field on the facade of a building, capable of producing a high sound level. Perfect for facade acoustic insulation assessments and performance verifications according to building regulations.

Tapping machine
Tapping Machine

Standardized generator for floor insulation
. A standardized impact noise generator for verifying the acoustic insulation of floors. Evaluates correct construction in relation to impact noise insulation (footsteps, furniture, chairs) according to ISO 140-6/7/8, ASTM E492, and E1007 standards.