KERN & SOHN SAUTER BSWA-01 Accessories for sound level measurement, Weighing Add-Ons

KERN & SOHN BSWA-01 — Accessories for sound level measurement

The KERN & SOHN BSWA-01 Accessories for sound level measurement is built for laboratories, calibration services, quality-control teams and industrial workshops that depend on accurate, repeatable measurement. Adjustment device for regular adjustment of the sound level meter. It is part of KERN & SOHN's accessories range and is designed to integrate cleanly into established weighing, testing and inspection workflows.

Key Features

• Accessory type: Weighing Add-Ons
• Calibrator for regular adjustment of the sound level meter, class 1, as well as testing the linearity of sound level meters- Applicable standards: IEC60942:2003 Class 1, ANSI S1.40-1984, GB/T 15173-1994.- Output frequency 1 kHz (+/- 0,5 %)- Output of acoustic pressure, can be selected at 94 dB or 114 dB (± 0.3 dB)- Distortion factor ˂ 2 %- Stabilisation time ˂ 10 s- Permissible ambient temperature range -10 °C/50 °C- The calibrator is designed for ½" as well as ¼" microphones (adapter included in the delivery) in accordance with the IEC 61094-4 standard- Battery operation, 2× 1.5 V AA, not standard, operating time up to 40 hours- Dimensions W×D×H 70×70×48 mm- Net weight approx. 137 g
• Tolerance (% of [Max]): 0.20%
• Sound level [Min] (db): 94 dB
• Sound level [Max] (db): 114 dB
• Shipping weight: 0.2lb / 0.10kg
• Shipping dimensions: 5.7"x4.1"x2.8" / 145x105x70mm

Detailed Overview

The BSWA-01 belongs to the Weighing Add-Ons accessory family, giving operators a dependable tool for day-to-day use.

Why Choose the KERN & SOHN BSWA-01?

KERN & SOHN has manufactured weighing and measurement instruments in Balingen, Germany since 1844, and the company operates its own DAkkS-accredited calibration laboratory. The BSWA-01, backed by a 3-year manufacturer warranty, delivers German-engineered build quality, traceable accuracy and long service life — ideal for laboratories, production lines, calibration providers and quality-assurance teams that cannot afford measurement drift.