Our electronic decibel meter signs, such as a hearing protection required decibel meter sign, measure and display real-time noise levels at any location in your facility, mirroring traditional OSHA-style sign designs.
Our hearing protection required decibel meter sign supports OSHA 1910.95 hearing conservation program requirements by providing real-time noise level readings at the work area, visually reminding workers that hearing protection is required when the displayed level reaches or exceeds 85 dBA, with a 1.5-inch digital readout visible from 75 feet away making it effective in large, noisy production environments.
A hearing protection required decibel meter sign provides readings within a half-decibel range of error suitable for OSHA hearing conservation program use, with the 1.5-inch digital display clearly visible from up to 75 feet away.
No, an ear protection required decibel meter sign is designed for straightforward operation without additional calibration or settings adjustments, simply plugging into any standard 110/120 VAC outlet using the included 8-foot power cord.
No, an ear protection required decibel meter sign is a practical real-time awareness tool for hearing conservation programs and not a substitute for a formal industrial hygiene noise survey, as OSHA 1910.95 requires calibrated dosimetry for a full program evaluation.
Each year millions of workers are exposed to potentially damaging noise at work. Noise induced hearing loss limits your ability to hear high frequency sounds thus impacting speech which makes it extremely difficult to communicate. Our Decibel Meter Signs continually measure and display decibel levels to alert workers of the need for ear protection—allowing workers to be vigilant for dangerously loud sounds that could lead to potentially debilitating effects.
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