High-Resolution Noise Monitoring

Deep soundscape analysis over multi-week periods. Detect & identify low-frequency disturbances below usual hearing thresholds.

Tiny Measurement System

High quality measurement microphone
Self-noise < 16 dB(A), 12.5 Hz – 20 kHz
Temperature-compensated RTC
Real Time Clock for accurate timekeeping
4 h backup battery
Keeps logging during power-cut experiments
100-240 V universal adapter
8.5 V DC output, 1.5 m cable
64 GB USB drive
≈ 9 years of uninterrupted monitoring
Air-gapped design
Wi-Fi & BLE permanently disabled
Noise-monitoring kit on a desk

Simple Process

1

Order & Shipping

Place an order and you will receive your device within 1-2 weeks. The provided email address receives an invitation to log in to your Sonotrazer account.

2

Data Collection

Place the system in a room to be monitored and switch it on. A high frequency-definition 12.5 Hz–20 kHz spectrum of the measured microphone signal is continuously recorded every ~10 seconds.

3

Return

Pre-paid post shipping label to return the original package. Your measurement data will be put online after reception of the package, so you can access it.

Screenshot of interactive analysis dashboard

Advanced Analysis Tools

  • User-defined Frequency Groups
  • Unparalleled frequency resolution
  • Event tagging
  • Interactive Spectrogram & Spectrum plots
See Help Page

Identify Sources

Get an overview of the daily and weekly on/off cycles of the different noise sources in your neighbourhood. Long-lasting steady noise patterns and short-term impulsive noises are both revealed.

Heat-pumps & heaters
Air-conditioners & Ventilation
Home appliances
Weather-related phenomena
Traffic & mobility
Industrial processes
Your soundscape

Privacy by Design

  • Only averaged 10-second spectra are stored; no speech can be retrieved.
  • All wireless connections on the measuring device are disabled.
  • Measurement data is saved locally on a USB drive.

Results

A monitoring campaign provides answers to:

  • Is there an audible noise in my environment?
  • Can the noise level overshoot the legal limit?
  • What type of source(s) can it be?

Next Steps

With new information at hand, more precise action can be taken to address the issue on the field.

Ready to understand your soundscape?

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