
Best selling Sound level meter
Here's a ranking of the best products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've also added some key information about the products.
1. TFA Mt901
Handheld sound level meter. Measurement of sound levels in decibels. Noise control during leisure and at the workplace. No influence from wind. Stylish design. The sound level meter measures the volume in your environment. It is ideal for the workplace or for general leisure use. Additionally, thanks to the backlight, you won't have any trouble reading the values from the display. TFA Dostmann is one of the leading companies in the industry in Europe, with over 1000 weather and measuring instruments. The TFA range is characterized by its own innovative technologies and exclusive designs, and is continuously developed in collaboration with meteorologists, IT specialists, and designers.

2. Dasqua 1030-2061 Digitaler Schallpegelmesser
The Dasqua 1030-2061 Digital Sound Level Meter is a precise measuring instrument designed to capture sound levels in a frequency range of 31.5 Hz to 8 kHz. This device is ideal for applications in acoustics, construction monitoring, and environmental protection, where accurate sound measurements are required. The sound level meter is battery-operated and offers user-friendly handling, allowing for quick and efficient measurements. With its robust construction and compact size, it is suitable for both professional use and private applications. The Dasqua 1030-2061 is an essential tool for anyone needing precise sound measurements.
- Frequency range of 31.5 Hz to 8 kHz for versatile applications
- Battery-operated with a 9V block battery for mobile use
- Package includes the digital sound level meter for immediate readiness for use.

3. Peaktech P 5175 Sound level meter
This compact sound level meter is designed to measure sound sources in decibels by A-weighting (dBA), which is modeled after human hearing. The multi-line LCD display is equipped with an automatic backlight, which activates itself via a photodiode when the brightness is low. Buttons for MIN, MAX or Fast/Slow selection are located on the side. This handy and inexpensive device is particularly suitable for teaching aids or home users.

4. Beha Amprobe Sound level meter SM-10 31
The digital measuring device from Amprobe is used to measure sound pressure levels. It features two measurement ranges, each displaying from 30 to 130 dB. The device is designed to meet the measurement requirements of safety professionals, health and industrial safety organizations, as well as quality assurance in various environments.

5. Testo Sound Level Meter 816-1 20 to 8000
The testo 816-1 is optimal for sound level measurements in workplaces, industrial and manufacturing halls, as well as in public spaces. Its functionality meets all requirements for standard-compliant sound level measurement according to IEC 61672-1 Class 2. With the push of a button, the measurement time can be switched from Slow (1 sec) to Fast (125 ms). Also, with a single button press, you can toggle between frequency weighting curves A and C, and vice versa. The A weighting curve corresponds to the sound pressure sensitivity of the human ear, while the C weighting curve can assess low-frequency components of a noise. The integrated data memory allows for the storage of over 30,000 measurement values, which can be managed using the included software. Additionally, the software enables online measurements over an extended period. The highest accuracy can be achieved through calibration; with the optional sound calibrator and the included accessories, the testo 816-1 can be recalibrated on-site.

6. Rs Pro Sound Level Meter Calibrator
Sound output = 94 dB, 114 dB
Frequency = 1000Hz
Accuracy = ±0.5 dB
Microphone size = 1 in, 1/2 in, 1/4 in
Battery life = 20 h
Battery type = 9 V, IEC 6F22, NEDA 1604
Operating temperature max. = +50°C
Operating temperature min = -10°C
Model number = SLC1356
Weight = 200 (with Battery)g
User manual, carrying case, 9 V battery, 1/2-inch and 1/4-inch microphone adapters. Sound Level Calibrator RS Pro SLC1356. The RS Pro SLC1356 is a low-cost, easy-to-use instrument for calibrating sound level meters. The output sound pressure levels are 114 dB and 94 dB re 20 μPa under reference conditions (temperature up to +23 °C, atmospheric pressure up to 1013 mbar, relative humidity up to 65 %). The output frequency is 1000 Hz ±2 %. Features and benefits. Sound calibration for 94 dB and 114 dB at 1 kHz Accurate and easy to use Fits 1, 1/2 or 1/4 inch diameter microphones Dimensions: 103 x 63 x 295 mm Weight: approx. 200 g (including batteries).

7. Extech Sound Level Meter SL130W K
Ideal for monitoring noise levels in buildings, offices, production facilities, etc. The SL-130 features an adjustable alarm function, allowing for compliance with legal noise levels to be checked and protective measures to be taken if necessary. The SL-130 is also perfect as a control instrument during speeches or presentations. When the speaking volume is optimal, the LEDs light up green. If the desired volume is exceeded or not reached, they light up or blink red, signaling the speaker to adjust the volume. The alarm is indicated visually by super-bright LEDs that are visible up to 30 meters or through an analog switching output.

8. Beha Amprobe ii910 with LeakQ, PDQ
Product Overview: Fluke ii910 Precision Acoustic Imager
Finally, a simple way to detect, locate, and analyse partial discharges in a tool. Are you tired of spending too much time identifying partial discharges? Introducing the ii910 Precision Acoustic Imager, designed to locate partial discharges, corona discharges, as well as gas and vacuum leaks. The groundbreaking technology of the ii910 acoustic imaging camera is a cost-effective, safe, efficient, and comfortable tool for teams inspecting and maintaining power distribution and industrial high-voltage equipment.
The invisible threat: now you can see it. Partial discharge is a serious issue that teams monitor daily. Whether you are scanning insulators, transformers, switchgear, or high-voltage lines, you need to ensure that you detect a problem quickly and early. Uncontrolled partial discharge can lead to power outages, fires, explosions, or fatalities due to arc flashes. Besides the danger this poses to the environment and human life, it also carries a very high cost. Equipment failure can cost millions of pounds per hour. Studies have shown that a single data centre failure can cost up to £8,851 per minute. Furthermore, the Department of Energy estimated that outages cost the UK economy £150 billion annually.
Key areas to search for partial discharges:
- Surge arresters
- Insulators
- Transformers
- High-voltage lines
- Switchgear
- Busbars
- High-voltage coils
- Circuit breakers
- Capacitors
Do it quickly, do it safely. The ii910 is the all-in-one tool you have been looking for when it comes to all your leak and partial discharge issues. Everything you need is always at hand.

9. Laserliner noise level measuring device
The SoundTest Master from Laserliner is a sound level meter with an integrated long-term memory, real-time video display, and storage function for optimal documentation. Measurements are taken according to the standard curves dB (A) and dB (B). The long-term recording function offers 16,000 memory points or the option for real-time logging on a PC. Using software, the data can be transferred to a PC for analysis. Time evaluations can be set between 125 milliseconds and one second, allowing for optimal adjustment to noise dynamics. The device can be calibrated and adjusted at any time using the sound level calibrator.

10. Voltcraft Sound Level Meter SL-10
The Voltcraft SL-10 sound level meter allows for quick and easy sound level measurements with linear frequency weighting (dBA) using preset parameters. It is ideal for straightforward measurement of environmental noise or other sound sources. Additionally, the meter features two different measurement intervals (Fast/Slow) for various applications.
