SoundEar3-300

SoundEar3-300 reduces noise levels and helps control hospital noise

SoundEar is a solution that directly targets noisy environments, allowing you to measure and ‘see’ or visualise noise levels in open plan spaces and self-regulate noise in healing institutions and convalescent homes. Less noise and interruption helps improve a patient’s recovery time and reduces stress levels

Making noise visible is a simple yet effective way of self-regulating noise and thereby reducing noise levels, creating room for concentration with less interruption.

Benefits of SoundEar3-300:

– Reduces noise levels by making noise visual
– Reminds staff, visitors and patients when to quieten down
– Light display is dimmable at night, so patients are not disturbed while sleeping
– Improves the wellbeing of patients and staff (better sleep, faster recovery, less stress)
– Makes it easy to keep track of noise levels:
— Directly on the device in the room (patients, staff, visitors)
— In the software with noise measurements from each room displayed live (staff)
— Through automated noise reports sent to your email, e.g. one for each shift, for each day of the week or for each week (staff)
— In the software with the possibility of comparing and analysing noise levels

Features:

– Included software provides a complete overview of the noise environment
– View multiple units with optional USB dongle
– Options to integrate with network LAN and WIFI with automated reporting
– Has a measuring range from 30 dB to 120 dB
– Receive automated noise reports before or after a shift, directly to inbox
– Ability to turn off the visual warning signal at night so it doesn’t disturb patients sleep
– Ability to compare and analyse noise levels over time
– View multiple units in real time in the SoundEar software by adding a wireless USB dongle
– Easy transfer of log data into the SoundEar software via USB to give a complete overview of the noise environment

Suitable For:

Accident and Emergency Wards (A&E), Patient Rooms, Recovery Rooms, Operation Theatres, Intensive Care Units, Neonatal Care (NICU) and Critical Care units.