Engineered with titanium for NVH Testing

The cry3213

Introducing the new CRY 3213 from Crysound. A ruggedised microphone designed for use in harsh environments. Designed with a titanium diaphragm and ruggedised cap, it can withstand extreme temperatures, falls and shocks, all while being completely waterproof and dustproof.

Full CRY3213 NVH Microphone
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Introducing the CRY3213

With its IP67 protection rating and an operating temperature of -50ºc – +125ºc , the CRY3213 NVH microphone reliably performs in harsh environments such as high humidity, dust and extreme temperatures, ensuring data accuracy in complex scenarios. 

This NVH microphone is an ideal solution for automotive powertrain noise, road noise and wind noise measurements.

The microphones strength makes it ideal for aerospace and industrial applications.

CRY3213 Microphone NVH Microphone

Built for extreme heat

A temperature tolerance of +125ºc

CRY3213 NVH Microphone on fire
Frozen CRY3213 NVH Microphone

And for extreme cold

A temperature tolerance of -50ºc

End of CRY3213 NVH Microphone

Dynamic Range

17dBA – 136 dBA

Sensitivity

50 mV/Pa

Frequency Range

3.15 Hz-20 kHz

Cost Effective

Crysound microphones are some of the most cost effective on the market, while still offering high quality measurements and a build made to withstand extreme environments.

10 Year Warranty

All our microphones come with a 10 year, ‘no quibble’ warranty, giving you complete peace of mind that if something does go wrong, we’ll send out a replacement the next day.

Titanium Built

Crysound microphones are all made from titanium, one of the strongest metals on earth. Compared to the market that use aluminium, Crysound microphones are much more durable.

CRY3213 Datasheet

Find out everything about the CRY3213

Check out our datasheet or head to our product page. If you’ve still got a question, don’t hesitate to contact us.

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