Detect and locate mechanical issues by analyzing sound and vibration. Use the device as a sensor to identify defective parts in vehicles or machinery. Pinpoint sources of noise such as rattles, squeaks, and grinding sounds.
Measure sound levels with precise readings from 30 to 130 dBA. Use A, B, C, Z, and ITU-R 468 frequency filters. Adjust time weighting settings including SLOW, FAST, and IMPULSE. Display real-time data with clear visual indicators.
Monitor audio outputs from iTunes, GarageBand, Logic, Final Cut, Pro Tools, and other applications using third-party routing software. Display real-time phase, levels, and mono compatibility of stereo signals.