Roughly how many decibels does this produce?
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As I have no decimeter the answer is it is not very loud. You should not have a problem with the noise level.
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Hi - I'm not sure about decibels but it seems on par with other leaf blowers we've had. Also - the slightly lower amperage doesn't seem to be noticeable either. My husband uses for leaves, and pine needles & cones. D
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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.
336603
I'm not sure. I gave it to my niece who lives across the ocean. I know that it makes sounds, and that she likes it, but I honestly don't know how loud it is.
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I have never measured it in decibels, but it goes far louder than I have ever needed it too.
73445
I saw 1000 too and that's what i was hoping for. I really don't know but it sounds like it may 500w per side. It sounds good with really deep base, which I like. Although, I do wish it was louder. I use it for outdoor tailgating, so it's a tougher setting as it's competing with everyone else's music. If using indoors it packs plenty of punch. Decent deal for the price. Overall, I'm satisfied.
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It's between 77 and 80 according to the app "Decible Ultra." The sound is a low hum not the normal high pitch whine of most dryers. My old hair dryer was 90 decibles. For comparison it shows that the sound of a running toilet is 62 Decibles and a completely silent room is 40 Decibles.
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I don't know the decibels but it is super quiet. You can talk when it is running right next to you.
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I can't tell you how many decibels but it is loud. I have a hearing issue and I can hear it from three rooms away. I can also hear it from the floor below the kitchen. It is a great timer and I use it almost every day as I like to bake. Another great function is the ability to time multiple things at the same time.
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Upon turn on, there is a brief spike of current draw at 2.1Amps. Idle is about 0.3A. And most of my listening experience stays under 0.6A at moderate levels. However, I am sure that if you push this thing to its limits, it will exponentially increase. The highest draw I have pulled was 2.5amps, but this is due to apartment living and I am very limited to what levels I can achieve. It was very loud though!
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Maybe there is some variance? I don't know. Others say it's soft, some say it's loud. I think it's just slightly above average at about 6. If you dislike the sound I can imagine it would be annoying.
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R. Engel, the manufacturer, claims that it can amplify sounds up to 75+ feet and up to 50 decibels. I think that would be able to amplify the nasty person across the hall who is talking badly about you because she thinks her words are out of earshot - but I would also like to hear from actual customers with experience on how successful it is.
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I don't know what the decibel level is, but I can say it is considerably more quiet than my old Sears pancake compressor. However, because the tank is so small it tends to recycle more often, and when it does run, it seems to take longer than my pancake. But, it is so light and well made that I tend to reach for it first, especially for the many small jobs. Highly recommended. Quality product.
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I can't say what the decibels is but can say that it is loud. I wear ear plugs and it seems to take care of the problem for me. I feel that the suction and cleaning power of this vacuumdefinitely off set the negative sound.
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No decibel rating but quite compared to other units. This is not nearly big enough for your purpose. You need to draw several thousand CFMS to be really effective. But that's for professionals. You need to provide a return air from outside if you are not going to condition the air or else you are beating a dead horse. Good luck.
1956604
Hi, the output is about 9K. We just corrected in description.Thanks,musiclily
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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.
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Hey, I don't really recall. Seems like it was a +/- 3 decibels accuracy, but thats probably different than the certification. Hope it helps.
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I can't tell you in decibels, but it is pretty loud. Too loud to operate in the morning when some are still sleeping