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Measure workplace noise exposure and receive immediate advice on safety. Understand your risk of hearing damage and your rights to hearing protection based on noise levels and duration.
What's New in FNV Decibelmeter
1.5
February 14, 2017
Deze app is door Apple bijgewerkt en geeft nu het Apple Watch-appsymbool weer. - ondersteuning van de nieuwste iPhone toestellen en iOS versies (iOS10.2) - de uitslag van de meting wordt niet meer in decibels aangegeven maar is ingedeeld in gevarenzones zodat je direct kan zien hoeveel risico op gehoorschade je loopt
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What does FNV Decibelmeter do?
FNV Decibelmeter measures the noise levels in your work environment using your phone's microphone. It then provides advice on whether the noise exposure is safe and what actions to take if it is not.
Is FNV Decibelmeter free to use?
Yes, FNV Decibelmeter is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices does FNV Decibelmeter support?
FNV Decibelmeter is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to work on these Apple mobile platforms.
How does FNV Decibelmeter determine if noise is harmful?
The app measures noise in decibel (dB) zones, indicating the risk of hearing damage. It considers both the volume and duration of exposure, referencing regulations like the Arbowet for guidance.
When was FNV Decibelmeter last updated?
The latest version of FNV Decibelmeter was released on February 14, 2017. The app was originally released on April 3, 2013.
What is the age rating for FNV Decibelmeter?
FNV Decibelmeter has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions.
Does FNV Decibelmeter require an internet connection to work?
The provided data does not specify if an internet connection is required for FNV Decibelmeter. However, core measurement functions typically operate offline.
What should I do if FNV Decibelmeter shows unsafe noise levels?
If FNV Decibelmeter indicates unsafe noise levels, it advises you to discuss the situation with your employer. For professional assessment, it recommends a noise survey by experts using calibrated equipment.




