Decibel - Accurate dB Meter

Published by: 祥祎 刘

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This tool is absolutely free.
Decibel Meter turns your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch into a professional accurate sound meter, precisely measures the sound pressure level all around you. This extremely useful tool. Have you wondered how quiet is your room or how loud is a rock concert or sport event? Decibel Meter will help you answer all those right now.
A decibel meter is a device which measures sound pressure to determine how intense sounds are, measuring in decibels. Decibels are a logarithmic scale based on the sensitivity of the human ear. Prolonged exposure to sounds over 85 decibels can lead to hearing loss, making measurement of decibel levels important for people who work in noisy environments so that they know when they need to protect their ears.
For a frame of reference, normal conversation occurs between around 40 and 60 decibels, depending on who is talking. A firecracker is about 140 decibels, and a jackhammer runs at around 100 decibels. Musicians, mechanics, construction workers, and other people who work in loud environments can endanger their hearing, especially if they work in environments with explosives, which can generate sound waves intense enough to cause pain and immediate hearing damage. A decibel meter can indicate when sound has reached the danger zone.
The decibel meter measures the sound pressure and provides a reading in decibels for the convenience of the user. Some may also provide readings in other units of measurement, depending on the uses they are intended for. Decibel meters are often designed to be portable so that people can move them around as needed, and are often hand held, although sometimes they can be part of a permanent instrument array which is designed to take continuous measurements in a given area.
One application in which a decibel meter can be used is in the reinforcement of municipal codes. Many municipalities bar sounds above a certain decibel level for safety and comfort, and may have restrictions on noise during certain hours. Police officers can carry decibel meters to determine whether or not a sound is violating the noise ordinance. These devices are also used in noise pollution studies which are used to determine the impact of passing vehicles, aircraft, and other sound-generating objects on a community.
The decibel meter is also used in the music industry, during recording and setting up for concerns as well as monitoring of conditions in a concert. Similarly, meters may be installed in noisy workplaces to monitor conditions, and may be designed to send out alerts when people need to wear ear protection or take other precautions to protect their hearing. These devices are also utilized in testing of hearing protection such as ear plugs and headphones, with such products coming with a decibel ratings to provide an indicator as to which settings they can and should be used in.
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3.9 out of 5

63 ratings in Australia

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Decibel Reviews

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SHONKY01 on

Australia

Please note disturbing is not spelt “disrtubing” as on your meter.

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FW11@AU on

Australia

First of all, thank you for your work and making the app free! Are you planning on keeping the app in the App Store? Because obviously u have to provide the privacy details in the next update in order to keep it in the store. Anyways either way I wish you the best. But if you decide to keep it, then would be good to fix the typo! Should be “ Dist(ur)bing” across the 80dB instead of “ Dist(ru)bing”. Cheers.

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Tingha guy on

Australia

‘Disturbing’ is spelt incorrectly. The word ’Loudly’ should just be ‘Loud’. Meter is more accurate than others I tried. 👍🏻🦘

Useless. Doesn’t work for me.

TheAussieTim on

Australia

Sits at -110 with a screaming infant beside it and doesn’t fluctuate. Deleted.

Wasn’t deadly

tagbendj on

Australia

It said my whistle was deadly, don’t think so brotha

This is very inaccurate

Chris H.S. Kim on

Australia

I clapped and it said “very dangerous”.

Distrubing (sic)

liv12345!!! on

Australia

Sorry, had to delete. Basic spelling errors. Cannot deal.

Accuracy

bhbfitnessgirl on

Australia

Doesn’t seem to be accurate. A quiet house with leaves rustling outside measures at 50 dB.

Complaining neighbors

Scuss 64 on

Australia

Using two apps to take screenshots of soundscapes for evidence to the cops

Nice basic functionality why using mobile data?

Gorilla lounge on

Australia

I needed to compare before and after noise and this app did just that. I notice that it used mobile data when using it. What is this app doing using data? What information is it sending out? Is this spyware? Users be wary of potential privacy issues.

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