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The SV 303 is a cutting-edge Noise Monitoring Terminal designed to revolutionise urban noise management in forward-thinking UK cities and smart city projects. Fully compliant with BS EN 61672-1:2013 and BS EN 61260-1:2014, it meets Class 1 standards for highly accurate noise measurement. Its wide LAeq measurement range, from 30 to 130 dB, enables monitoring of diverse environments, from quieter residential zones to bustling commercial districts in cities like London, Manchester, and Birmingham, where urban development is accelerating. Engineered for resilience in the UK’s variable climate, the SV 303 performs reliably in temperatures from -20°C to 60°C and up to 95% humidity. As an affordable and scalable solution, the SV 303 is ideal for multi-point noise monitoring across densely populated urban areas. By providing precise, real-time noise data, it enables local authorities and urban planners to implement effective noise pollution strategies, improving quality of life for residents. With seamless integration into existing smart city monitoring systems via USB and UART interfaces, the SV 303 is a vital tool for creating quieter, healthier, and more liveable cities throughout the UK.
Urban noise refers to unwanted sound that dominates city environments, coming from sources such as traffic, construction, industrial activities, and social events. In the UK, where densely populated cities like London, Manchester, and Birmingham face increasing noise challenges, this pervasive sound significantly impacts public health, contributing to stress, sleep disruption, and even cardiovascular problems. Accurate monitoring of urban noise using devices like the SV 303 is essential, as it provides real-time, reliable data for noise mapping that surpasses the estimations generated by computer models alone. Real-world measurements capture the complexity of UK urban soundscapes, accounting for factors like varying traffic patterns or unique local conditions. This data enables local councils and planners to make informed decisions, helping to mitigate noise pollution and improve the quality of life in cities striving for quieter, healthier, and more sustainable living environments.

SvanNET AI is a proprietary functionality developed by Svantek for their SvanNET AMS (Automatic Monitoring Services). This online solution supports multi-point connections with Svantek’s noise and vibration monitoring stations. The AI module within SvanNET AMS enables automatic noise source recognition and classification using artificial intelligence and machine learning. It employs machine learning algorithms to analyze recorded audio data, accurately categorizing sound sources into 28 distinct classes, such as industrial noise, traffic, and natural sounds. By automating the noise source identification process, SvanNET AI provides precise and real-time noise monitoring, enabling cities to manage urban noise pollution more effectively.
In the UK, noise source identification is used for various applications: Urban Noise Management: Large cities like London, Manchester, and Birmingham monitor and manage urban noise pollution. By accurately identifying and classifying noise sources, local authorities can implement targeted noise control measures, such as traffic management or construction regulations, to improve residents’ quality of life. Environmental Monitoring: Environmental agencies monitor noise pollution in sensitive areas, such as near wildlife reserves or residential zones. Noise source identification helps in maintaining acceptable noise levels and protecting both human and wildlife habitats. Industrial Noise Control: Factories and industrial sites across the UK monitor noise emissions and ensure compliance with noise regulations. Noise source identification helps in reducing the impact of industrial noise on surrounding communities. Transportation Noise Monitoring: Airports, railways, and highways monitor noise levels and identify specific sources of noise, such as different types of vehicles or aircraft. Noise source identification data can be used to develop strategies to mitigate noise pollution from transportation. Public Health and Safety: By providing real-time data on noise pollution, public health officials can understand the impact of noise on community health and develop policies to reduce noise-related health issues.

The SV 803 is a cutting-edge wireless vibration monitor from Svantek, designed to meet British Standards for building and ground vibration monitoring in the UK. This innovative device uses geophones for high sensitivity and energy efficiency, making it a reliable and sustainable solution for long-term vibration monitoring. The SV 803 employs FFT analysis to determine the dominant vibration frequency in compliance with BS and DIN standards. Additionally, it offers the option to analyse RMS or PEAK velocity spectra in 1/3 octave bands, allowing for precise comparison with user-defined curves. These features make it ideal for applications requiring adherence to strict regulatory standards.
The SV 803 vibration monitor is designed to meet the high standards of Class 1 as outlined in British Standard BS 7385-1 (ISO 4866) and DIN 45669-1, making it suitable for building and ground vibration monitoring in accordance with DIN 4150-3 and BS 7385-2. This device is ideal for both engineering analysis and field monitoring, as it provides reliable and accurate measurements.  

The SVAN 958A is a state-of-the-art Class 1 Four-Channel Sound and Vibration Meter, engineered to perform simultaneous noise and vibration with Class 1 precision. This capability is particularly useful in the UK, where local standards and regulations govern industrial operations, construction projects, and environmental monitoring. The device’s ability to independently configure each of its four input channels for sound or vibration detection allows UK professionals a high degree of measurement flexibility and precision.
This simultaneous sound and vibration measurement capability is crucial for efficiently diagnosing and solving noise problems in buildings, optimizing machinery performance, and ensuring compliance with relevant standards and regulations. The device not only streamlines the data collection process but also enhances the accuracy and reliability of the measurements, providing a solid foundation for analysis and decision-making. With advanced analysis features like FFT, or 1/3 octave band, the SVAN 958A allows for in-depth examination of sound and vibration phenomena.  

The SV 102A+ Class 1 Dual-Channel Noise Dosimeter represents a groundbreaking advancement in occupational noise monitoring, specifically designed to meet the complex demands of the UK workplace environment. This Class 1 dual-channel noise dosimeter sets itself apart with its ability to perform detailed noise exposure assessments on both sides of the head, a feature crucial in environments where noise sources are directionally dominant or asymmetric. In the UK, where diverse work settings range from bustling urban construction sites to precision-demanding military and aerospace sectors, the SV 102A+’s dual-channel technology offers an unparalleled advantage. By utilizing two microphones, the dosimeter can simultaneously measure noise exposure at both ears, providing a more accurate representation of the auditory challenges workers face.
The SV 102A+ goes a step further with its MIRE (Microphone In Real Ear) technology, compliant with ISO 11904 standards. This innovative approach is crucial for settings where noise sources are near the ear, such as in call centers or under pilot helmets in military aircraft and tanks. MIRE technology is also instrumental in assessing the real-world effectiveness of hearing protection devices, making the SV 102A+ an essential tool for industries focused on auditory safety, including those adhering to stringent aerospace standards set by organizations like NASA and ESA. In line with the UK’s Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, the SV 102A+ not only ensures compliance with legal requirements but also advances the standard of workplace noise monitoring. Its sophisticated features cater to the nuanced needs of UK industries, offering a robust solution for accurately assessing and managing noise exposure risks.

The SV200A noise monitoring station is engineered to comply with UK noise regulations and environmental monitoring standards. Certified as a Class 1 Sound Level Meter by the German Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), the SV200A exemplifies accuracy and reliability, essential for meeting the demanding criteria of UK noise compliance. This station performs real-time frequency analysis in 1/1 and 1/3 octave bands and captures audio signals for in-depth noise source identification. This functionality is in line with the UK’s rigorous noise monitoring and analysis requirements, guaranteeing not only precision but also extensive data detail. Equipped with advanced connectivity features, including a 4G modem, WLAN, and LAN, the SV200A ensures uninterrupted data transfer. This is critical for the UK’s focus on accessible and transparent environmental monitoring, where the availability and accuracy of data are crucial.
The SV200A’s noise directivity detection is particularly crucial in the UK’s dense urban and industrial environments, where accurately identifying the source of noise is often required by regulation. The station’s integrated microphones excel in pinpointing primary noise sources, providing insights into their positions in both vertical and horizontal dimensions. This feature is essential for scenarios requiring the identification of specific noise sources for UK regulatory adherence or for isolating and omitting irrelevant noise events. The station employs an advanced sound intensity technique, utilizing four strategically positioned microphones, to ascertain the direction of the primary noise source. This method proves invaluable across the UK’s varied environmental contexts, from vibrant city environments to active industrial areas, aiding in improved urban planning, effective noise control, and enhanced public health initiatives.

The SVAN 974 Vibration Meter and FFT Analyser is expertly designed for comprehensive vibration measurements and machinery condition monitoring, aligning perfectly with the needs of consultants, maintenance services, and industry R&D departments across the UK. This instrument facilitates simultaneous measurements of acceleration, velocity, and displacement, offering three distinct vibration profiles for parallel assessments with independently set filters and RMS detector time constants. Each profile delivers a plethora of results, including RMS, Peak, or Max, while the advanced time-history logging for each profile ensures a thorough record of the measured signal. Data is conveniently stored on a microSD card, allowing for seamless transfer to PCs via USB interface, enhanced by the user-friendly SvanPC++ software. The SVAN 974 is equipped with a range of necessary weighting filters, such as VelMF, which comply with the ISO 20816 standard, crucial for UK-based operations. Its powerful digital signal processor enables real-time 1/1 or 1/3 octave and FFT analysis. Additionally, the SVAN 974 Vibration Meter boasts an RPM measurement feature using the Monarch laser tachometer, functioning parallel to vibration assessments. Powering the instrument is flexible, with options for four standard or rechargeable AA batteries, as well as USB interface charging. Its robust and compact casing, coupled with a lightweight design, makes the SVAN 974 an exceptionally user-friendly and reliable tool for the UK market.
The SVAN 974 adheres to the ISO 20816-1 standards, pivotal for Machine Vibration Measurements in the UK. This standard outlines critical techniques for accelerometer placement, setting appropriate measurement parameters, and accurately interpreting results. By following these guidelines, the SVAN 974 aids in the precise collection and analysis of vibration data, vital for identifying potential machine faults like bearing defects, misalignment, and imbalance. These insights enable timely interventions, ensuring machinery efficiency and longevity in a wide range of UK industrial settings.

A vibration calibrator, like the SV 111 Vibration Calibrator, is a sophisticated instrument tailored for conducting on-site calibration checks. This type of calibrator is specifically designed to align with the BS EN ISO 8041 standard. Key components include a built-in triaxial reference accelerometer and a microprocessor-controlled shaker. These elements work in tandem to both generate and monitor vibration signals, ensuring accuracy and precision in the calibration process. The device detects any interference in the calibration signal, with any errors promptly indicated by three LEDs on the calibrator’s panel. This setup guarantees exceptional stability in both the calibration level and frequency, regardless of the mass of the object being tested. Such stability is crucial for accurate calibration, making the device an essential tool in various technical and industrial settings in the UK.
The primary use of a vibration calibrator is the verification of both uniaxial and triaxial vibration sensors. These include a range of accelerometers used in different contexts: hand-arm, whole-body, and industrial applications. The calibrator allows for checking these sensors at a variety of frequencies (from 16 Hz to 640 Hz) and vibration amplitudes (from 1 m/s² to 10 m/s²). This range ensures versatility for different sensor types and application requirements in the UK. The calibrator’s shaker can handle substantial weights, up to 1 kilogram at 16 Hz, making it particularly suitable for calibrating seatpad accelerometers for whole-body vibration assessments. Triaxial accelerometers are tested using various optional adapters, enabling orientation changes, while uniaxial sensors can be directly mounted on the calibrator’s plate. Additionally, industrial sensors equipped with magnets can be attached to the plate using a special disc.

The SV100A Best Whole-Body Vibration Meter is a UK-optimized wireless device designed to measure whole-body vibration exposure in compliance with the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005 and ISO 2631-1 standards. The device is user-friendly, featuring four push buttons and a small OLED display for in-field basic configuration. Equipped with both RMS and RMQ detectors, the SV100A calculates the Daily Vibration Exposure A(8) based on both RMS and VDV, aligning with UK-specific daily exposure limit and action values. It has an 8 GB internal memory for extended data recording and a standard 2.0 USB interface for quick data transfer and battery recharging. For specialized applications, the device offers frequency analysis in 1/1 or 1/3 octaves and time-domain signal recording. It is fully configurable via Supervisor software, allowing for quick setup of all ISO-required weighting filters, making it a comprehensive solution for whole-body vibration measurement in the UK.
In the UK, the measurement of whole-body vibration is governed by the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005, which primarily uses the Daily Vibration Exposure A(8) as the key metric. This is calculated using a specific formula that incorporates the vibration magnitude and the duration of exposure. A specialized vibration meter, such as the SV100A, is typically placed on the seat and seat-back of the vehicle or machinery being operated. The device records vibration levels in three orthogonal directions (x, y, z) and calculates the A(8) value based on RMS and VDV measurements. These calculations align with the UK-specific daily exposure limit and action values, which are 1.15 m/s² A(8) and 0.5 m/s² A(8) respectively.

The SVAN 979 is a Class 1 type-approved professional sound level meter, meaning it meets the stringent criteria set out in the UK and international standards, including BS EN 61672-1, for precision and reliability in acoustic measurements. In the context of the UK’s regulatory framework, this level of certification ensures the device’s suitability for a wide range of official and professional applications, such as environmental noise assessments, industrial noise control, and building acoustics. Its wide measurement range, starting from as low as 12 dBA, and multifunctional capabilities, including frequency analysis and audio recording, make it a highly versatile and reliable tool for compliance with UK noise regulations.
In the UK, professional sound level meters are commonly used in environmental noise assessments required for planning applications to ensure compliance with local authority guidelines. This often involves measuring ambient noise levels to determine the impact of a new development or industrial site on surrounding residential areas, based on BS4142 or BS5228 standards. Another significant application is in the workplace, where sound level meters are used to assess occupational noise exposure. Here, the aim is to protect workers’ hearing from excessive noise, in compliance with the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005. In construction environments, noise and vibration assessments, often based on BS5228, are conducted to monitor and control construction-related noise and ensure minimal disturbance to nearby residents. Sound level meters are also employed for building acoustic measurements, where they are used to assess sound insulation between spaces, usually in compliance with BS8233 or similar guidelines. These assessments often include recommendations for glazing and ventilation to meet internal noise standards.

The SV 104A is an advanced personal noise dosimeter compliant with UK regulations like the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 and British Standard BS EN 9612. It features Bluetooth connectivity and is supported by the Assistant smartphone app. Users can customize settings via PC software, which are then saved in the device’s memory for quick access. The dosimeter comes with a durable MEMS microphone with a lifetime warranty and includes a tri-axial vibration accelerometer to filter out anomalies in noise measurements. Its voice comment feature and broad measurement range of 43 dB to 141 dB make it versatile for various UK work environments. The device stands out for its auto-calibration function, user-friendly OLED display, and ample 8 GB storage. It’s designed for ease of use, making it a reliable and comprehensive choice for noise monitoring in the UK.
In the UK, a noise dosimeter is primarily used for monitoring and assessing occupational noise exposure in compliance with the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005. It helps employers identify areas or tasks where workers are exposed to hazardous noise levels and need protective measures. The device is often used in various industries such as manufacturing, construction, and entertainment to ensure that noise levels remain within legal limits, thereby safeguarding workers’ hearing health. It can also be used in legal proceedings as evidence of compliance or non-compliance with noise regulations.

The intrinsically safe noise dosimeter is a specialized sound level meter compliant with ATEX and IECEx standards, designed for use in hazardous environments like mines and petrochemical plants. It ensures intrinsic safety by adhering to rigorous performance specifications, making it ideal for occupational noise measurements in areas where safety is paramount. The device comes with a 3-year warranty, along with a lifetime warranty for its patented MEMS microphone. Additionally, it features a modern docking station that facilitates rapid data transfer and quick battery recharging.  
A noise dosimeter is used for measuring and monitoring noise exposure levels in work environments, and when designed to be intrinsically safe, it adheres to UK regulations such as the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005, as well as international standards like ATEX and IECEx. Specifically tailored for hazardous settings like mines and petrochemical plants, the device ensures compliance with these stringent safety regulations. It continuously records noise levels over a designated period, providing an accurate assessment of an individual’s exposure to potentially harmful noise. This data is crucial for implementing safety measures that protect workers’ hearing and overall well-being.

The SV 973A is a Class 2 Sound Level Meter compliant with BS EN 61672-1:2013, designed for professional noise measurements in workplaces. With a frequency analysis in both 1/1 and 1/3 octaves, it aids in identifying noise sources. Its MEMS-based patented microphone ensures durability and extended battery life, and is backed by a lifetime warranty. The device meets Class 2 frequency response standards up to 10 kHz and operates between -10°C and 50°C, aligning with Class 1 temperature requirements. Its measurement range is 25 dB to 129dB, but can reach up to 141 dB Peak with its sound exposure meter function. This allows it to gauge both industrial and environmental noises, even amidst minimal background disturbance. The SV 973A provides comprehensive sound data, including LEQ, MIN, MAX, and PEAK, and integrates vital weighting filters. Enhanced with Bluetooth, it pairs with the Assistant Pro app to augment its functionality.
Class 1 and Class 2 noise meters are professional devices designed to measure sound levels with varying degrees of precision as per BS EN 61672-1:2013 standards. Though Class 1 and Class 2 meters have similar design objectives, they differ in acceptance limits and temperature operational ranges. Specifically, Class 2 meters generally have equal or wider acceptance limits than Class 1 meters based on frequency: Class 2 Sound Level Meter, also termed Type 2, meets the criteria set by IEC 61672-1:2013 for precision within a frequency range of 20 Hz to 8 kHz and a temperature scope of 0 to 40°C Class 1 meters operate between temperatures of -10 and +50°C and capture frequencies from 16 Hz to 16 kHz.

The Svantek Building Acoustics PRO is a smartphone application designed for sound insulation measurements using SVANTEK sound level meters in the UK. Through Bluetooth, it sets up the sound level meter according to ISO 16283 standards. The app provides a step-by-step guide to sound insulation measurements and can handle two sound level meters at once, making the process quicker. During the measurement, if the data seems off or incorrect, the app sends out an alert to prevent mistakes. Once the measurement is complete, the app allows you to create a report with the sound insulation results.
SITMA users value the ability to directly upload building acoustics measurement files from their phones immediately after a test. The Building Acoustics PRO app presents sound insulation results in tables, plots, and spectrum views. Additionally, the app facilitates ISO 16283 report generation with just a single click. It saves these measurement results as a project, capturing data from both the source and receiving rooms across different sound source positions. If further processing is required, this project can be downloaded to the SvanPC++ Building Acoustic Software.

The SV 971A Class 1 sound level meter is designed for use in measuring noise levels in occupational settings and for building acoustics measurements. It  offers a linear measurement range of 27 to 140 dB in a single range, making it well-suited for a wide range of applications following British standards. The device is easy to use, thanks to dedicated mobile applications that support sound measurements as well as RT60 and STIPA. This makes it a versatile tool for professionals working in the field of acoustics or noise control.  
A Class 1 Sound Level Meter is a type of sound measuring instrument that meets the performance criteria outlined in the BS EN 61672-1:2003 standard. These criteria include the linear operating range, frequency response, and temperature operating range of the device. In the context of British standards, a Class 1 sound level meter is considered to be suitable for use in measuring noise levels and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and guidelines.  

The SV 106 Hand Arm and Whole Body Vibration Meter is designed to assess the impact of mechanical vibrations transmitted from machinery on the human body, known as “human vibrations.” This type of vibration is prevalent in industries such as construction, transportation, agriculture, and the military, as well as in any work environment where hand tools or heavy vehicles are utilized. The SV-106 accurately measures human vibrations in accordance with British Standards ISO 2631 and ISO 5349.  
The hand-arm and whole-body vibration meter, the SV 106, is developed to meet the strict requirements of the BS EN ISO 8041 standard. This standard sets guidelines for the performance specifications of vibration measurement devices, including the measurement range, accuracy, frequency response, linearity, and temperature operating range. With its superior parameters, the SV 106 has become a trusted device for laboratories and professionals across the United Kingdom for measuring human vibrations.    

The SV 103 Hand Arm Vibration Meter measures hand-arm vibration, following BS EN ISO 8041-2:2021 and BS EN ISO 5349. Its attachment to the user’s arm and small size minimize measurement uncertainty and allow daily use without disruption.  
The SV 103 Hand Arm Vibration Meter features the latest triaxial accelerometer, the SV 107, with a unique contact force sensor that measures grip and push force during use. This measurement is recommended by new standards and displayed on the device. The SV 107 accelerometer utilizes MEMS technology, offering benefits such as shock resistance, low power consumption, and DC frequency response. The use of MEMS also reduces the overall system weight, size, and cost.  

The SV 977 Sound Meter is a multi-purpose instrument that combines the capabilities of a Class 1 Sound Level Analyzer, Vibration Meter, and Ultrasound Meter in a single device. The sound meter is highly advanced and versatile instrument that is suitable for a wide range of measurement applications, including building acoustics, occupational noise, and environmental noise.
The SV 977 sound and vibration meter is a powerful and reliable tool that is suitable for professionals who need to measure sound and vibration levels in a variety of applications. It is important to note that the SV 977 is not only used by professionals in the UK, but also by professionals around the world in a variety of industries and fields. The SV 977 is a globally recognized and respected instrument for sound and vibration measurement, and is used by professionals in a range of applications and locations.

The new and improved noise monitor SV 307A is a game-changer for permanent noise monitoring in the UK. Its strengthened housing protects the high-quality electronics inside, ensuring reliable operation even in the harshest weather conditions. The use of the newest generation of MEMS microphones, complete with a lifetime warranty, adds an extra layer of durability and peace of mind. Additionally, the patented on-line system check allows for easy monitoring and maintenance of the device, ensuring it always performs at its best. Whether you need to monitor noise levels in a residential neighborhood, near a construction site, or in any other environment, the SV 307A is a reliable and effective solution.
According to ISO 1996-2:2017, a noise monitor is a measuring instrument used for automated continuous sound monitoring. It monitors A-weighted sound pressure levels, their spectra, and relevant meteorological quantities such as wind speed, wind direction, rain, humidity, and atmospheric stability. To meet the requirements of ISO 1996-2:2017, a noise monitor must have class 1 accuracy, be able to measure low-frequency noise, use automated system checks, have GPS time synchronization, and be able to detect and store noise events. The SV 307A meets all of these requirements and is a top-of-the-line noise monitoring solution.