Sound Decibel Meter
Sound Decibel Level Meter — Measure Sound Levels in Real Time on Your iPhone
What is a Sound Decibel Level Meter?
A decibel meter measures the intensity of sound in decibels (dB), which indicates how loud a sound is. For example:
- – A quiet library is around 30 dB
- – Normal conversation is about 60 dB
- – Busy traffic can reach 85 dB
- – Loud concerts may exceed 100 dB, which can damage hearing over time
With Water Eject Co’s real-time decibel meter, you can instantly see the current noise level, along with minimum, average, and maximum readings.
How the Water Eject Co Decibel Meter Works
Using the Sound Decibel Level Meter feature is easy:
- Open the app and select dB Meter.
- The app will start capturing sound levels through your iPhone’s microphone.
- The readings appear on a color-coded gauge:
- – Green for safe levels
- – Yellow for moderate levels
- – Red for dangerous noise levels
- View min, average, and max values to get a complete noise profile of your environment.
Why Measure Noise Levels?
Regularly monitoring sound levels helps:
- – Protect your hearing from prolonged loud noise exposure
- – Ensure workplaces or venues meet safety standards
- – Check sound equipment output for balance and clarity
- – Monitor environmental noise for studies or research
Key Features of Water Eject Co’s Decibel Meter
- – Real-time readings with high accuracy
- – Color-coded scale for easy interpretation
- – Tracks minimum, average, and maximum decibel levels
- – Works in various environments: home, work, outdoors, concerts, and more
Best Use Cases
- – Measuring noise in offices, classrooms, and studios
- – Checking sound system output before an event
- – Ensuring safe listening levels for music or media
- – Monitoring construction or industrial noise for compliance