Sound Level Meter measures STI-PA speech intelligibility.
April 8, 2009 -
Verifier measures speech intelligibility STI-PA (Speech Transmission Index-Public Address) in accordance with IEC 60268-16, NFPA 72 Annex E to ensure voice actuated fire alarms, mass communications, and PA systems are clearly heard and understood in emergency. Features include keypad, LCD screen, and run-time clock for detailing and storing duration of test sessions. Unit also has ability to sample ambient noise during peak business hours and can store up to 4 captured curves.
Quest Technologies Introduces the Verifier STI-PA Speech Intelligibility Meter
For Evaluation of Fire Alarm and Mass Communication Systems
Oconomowoc, WI - March 17, 2009 - Quest Technologies, a 3M company, is pleased to introduce the Verifier, a special type of sound level meter which offers simplified methodology for measurement of speech intelligibility STI-PA (Speech Transmission Index-Public Address), to ensure voice actuated fire alarms, mass communications and PA systems are clearly heard and understood in an emergency. The Verifier measures speech intelligibility in accordance with IEC 60268-16, NFPA 72 Annex E and meets the requirements for the DOD United Facilities Criteria UFC-4-021-01, U.S.A Department of Defense facilities.
Speech Intelligibility Studies with Minimal Training
The Verifier's intuitive display and keypad allows users with varying levels of expertise to perform speech intelligibility studies. The sleek, compact design makes hand-held measurement convenient. A run-time clock details and stores the duration of sessions while the start, pause and stop controls make operation easy. The large LCD screen allows for data evaluation of SPL, Average Value and STI-PA/CIS.
Quick, Accurate and Easy STI-PA Measurement
The Verifier performs a quick 15 second STI-PA measurement using a calibrated test signal transmitted over a fire alarm or mass communications system. The meter then calculates the Speech Transmission Index - PA (STI) or Common Intelligibility Scale (CIS) value and provides instantaneous results of Bad, Poor, Fair, Good or Excellent along with the corresponding numerical value. In addition to quick and accurate measurements, the Verifier offers the ability to sample ambient noise during peak business hours and store up to four captures curves. This feature separates the sampling and testing periods, which reduces disruption and makes the post-processing of recorded data easy.
For additional information on the Verifier, please contact our Sales Department at 800-245-0779 or email sales@questtechnologies.com.
About Quest Technologies
Quest Technologies, a 3M company, is a world class manufacturer and leader in the field of occupational safety, industrial hygiene and environmental instrumentation. Quest products are used in more than 80 countries worldwide. Quest has a strong reputation of rugged, reliable instrumentation and software systems that monitor and evaluate occupational and environmental health and safety hazards including noise, vibration, heat stress, indoor air quality and toxic/combustible gases. Quest monitoring instruments serve a variety of occupations and industries with clients in mining, research, enforcement, military, education, insurance and manufacturing business sectors.
Company Information: Name: Quest Technologies Inc. Address: 1060 Corporate Center Dr. City: Oconomowoc State: WI ZIP: 53066 4828 Country: USA Phone: 800-457-2698 FAX: 262-567-4047 http://www.quest-technologies.com
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