NOISE MONITORING


CIRRUS RESEARCH


Acoustic House, Bridlington Road, Hunmanby, North Yorkshire, Y014 0PH


01723 891655 sales@cirrusresearch.com www.cirrusresearch.com


Cirrus Research is dedicated to preventing hearing loss and environmental noise pollution. We help health and safety professionals across various industries protect their workers’ hearing and businesses’ reputation with easy-to-use equipment that provides accurate and reliable data.


For more than 50 years, we’ve innovated intuitive instruments with the sole aim of making the measurement, monitoring and control of noise more straightforward and accessible. Manufactured with longevity in mind and backed by a 15-year warranty, Cirrus Research instruments are the go-to for noise for health and safety professionals worldwide.


Our solutions include:


• Handheld sound level meters • Compact and robust noise dosimeters • Highly visible noise-activated warning to signs • Cloud-connected noise monitors • Acoustic calibration services


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Occupational Monitoring For Workplace Safety.


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Real-Time Dust Monitoring  Simple Icon Driven Interface  High Measurement Range  Long Battery Life  Data Logging


Sound Level Meters  Range of Workplace Monitors  Selection of Hearing Protection  Simple Operation & Rugged Design  Download & Reporting Software


Noise Dosimeters  Intrinsically Safe Models Available  Simple Operation  Remote Monitoring Through App  Multiple ‘Simulated’ Dosimeters


For more information, please visit or contact us: www.casellasolutions.com | info@casellasolutions.com


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