What is the Noise Reduction Ratings(NRR) issued by EPA or OSHA measured in decibels for this item?
251908
This I don.t know but can say I tried myself using the lawn mower & you do not hear that noise. It was a pleasure
251909
Perhaps someone can post the noise reduction rating here but if it is any help the reduction seems to be equal to a pilot headset I have used. Not the noise reduction type but just the mechanical supression. Also I have to take it off to start the home gas tools since I cannot hear the initial pops as it is starting so I can shut off the chokes. Caution though, you probably can turn the radio up too loud and negate the whole purpose! Chuckle
121893
not sure of exact decibel level, but seems to be in line with any other timers i have used. i find it great really.
1286260
Hi, since I don't have either a decibel meter or a Makita to compare it too, I can not answer the question very precisely. I found the noise level very tolerable when working out side and did not feel the need for ear protection like I do with my chain saw. I really appreciate the fact it is definately lighter than the Makita and since I was doing a lot of precise notch cutting on posts for a post and beam building. And the Dewalt left hand handle worked much better (fit my hand better for control) than the Makita. Note that I have several Makita tools that I really like.
1334955
I don't know the decibels, but for an air compressor it is remarkably quiet. I hope this helps. I keep mine in a drawer under my miter saw. When I want to use it I open the drawer, turn it on, and let fly with the brads from my senco air gun. If it is a bigger job I unplug it, take it out of the drawer and etc. it's a convenient, low key, quiet, useful tool! Just right for grandpa's small woodshop. I hope this helps.
1309494
I have not tested it with a decibel meter but it is not so loud as to be uncomfortable without hearing protection. I typically wear earplugs and safety glasses just to be on the safe side.
1435921
The noise level(zero load--full load)DB(A)/7M is 54-59. Thanks for your question. Jason, AMERISUN INC. www.amerisuninc.com 1-800-791-9458
840568
In A-weighted measurements, the decibel value of sounds at low frequencies are reduced compared with unweighted decibel values. This is done because the human ear is less sensitive at low frequencies. A-weighted is commonly used in measurement of environmental noise such as roadway noise, aircraft noise, etc.
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8 ohm / 65watts RMS / 40 - 5000Hz / Fs 52Hz / Vas. .76 cu.ft. If you want the full specs on these go to http://www.parts-express.com/grs-8pr-8-8-poly-cone-rubber-surround-woofer--292-428
993991
Don;t know exact decibels, but the fans are not loud. I don;t notice them unless I happen to think about it.
1149745
HT-080 QuietClean air purifier delivers a rating of 110 CADR. Hope this helps.
2265746
I don't have a decibel rating, but it is comparable to an average dehumidifier. Not bad, but I wouldn't like talking on the phone right next to one.
1568712
not sure on db rating but it's quiet for an impact. Composite body also so it helps w/ noise. Sounds about as quiet as the IR2135 which is known for being on the quieter side. I have both, i grab the CP first every time.
1424641
I don't know in dbs as I have no way of measuring. I have this on my car and it is loud when car is not running. When tuning I can't hear it. Hope that helps
475791
I believe there 85-90. I use them in an industrial factory where its already load so, I find it nice to block out there sounds, and control my sound level of music to beable to hear and work efficiently and safe like at the same time:)
1349048
I measured it once with a meter... I can't remember all that well (measured it when I got it last year).... I think it is around 80-85 dba within 1 meter of the unit (according to my decibel measuring device)...... but certainly less in the fuel conservation mode.... it is not too bad.... similar to most units ... maybe more but not as much as some of the older units... I like it and I am always concerned about the dba....
1763589
I don't know the decibel rating...but I personally have no issue with the noise it creates. It's no more or less than any other cutting tool I use.
537501
Compared to what? I don't know the decibels it puts out. I agree with "boots". "The hairdryer produces an average level of noise in the high position, and much less in the low position."