Noise Monitoring Hire
Prices From £95 per week*
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At AcSoft we carry a range of complete noise measurement systems such as environmental noise monitoring stations, sound level meters, measurement microphones, and more all available for hire.
It is important that contractors and acoustic consultants have access to the best instrumentation they can get. Svantek manufacture what has become the de facto standard for noise monitoring which sends real time data directly to a cloud based portal for analysis and display.
Our noise monitoring kit is available to hire for the following durations:
1-4 Weeks
4-8 Weeks
8-12 Weeks
12-36 Weeks
36-51 Weeks
51-77 Weeks
77 Weeks+
SV 307A
Class 1 Noise monitoring Station
PTB Type Approved MEMS Microphone With Lifetime Warranty
Designed for permanent noise monitoring in all weather conditions
Measures noise levels, statistics and spectra together with audio files that can be triggered on level or time
Data is stored on the internal memory and transferred via 4G modem to the SvanNET Web Service, where data can be viewed and organised in a form of reports
key benefits
If you need to perform any type of noise monitoring and you don’t have your own equipment, get in touch as we can help! We have a range of noise monitoring kit you can hire from our fleet of equipment.
Our SV 307A’s can come with a range of licence options depending what you need, pre installed ready for when you receive the station.
- 1/1 Octave Analysis
- 1/3 Octave Analysis
- Audio Recording
By hiring noise monitoring kit directly from us, you can get the SV 307A from only £95 per week. It is the standard choice for acoustic professionals who demand only the best in acoustic data collection for their clients and has become the industry standard for environmental noise monitoring.
For more help or advice, contact us!
*£95 per week is on hires of the SV 307A that are 77 weeks or more in duration
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