Huato HE730 Sound Level Meter User Manual

HE730 Sound Level Meter is a product independently developed by HuaTu, which complies with IEC61672-1 Class 2 standard. It has a wide dynamic range and features such as fast/slow automatic time constant setting.


Huato HE730 Sound Level Meter User Manual - cover page
Brand
Huato
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
229 KB
Published
29 March, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
69EED896E7985D076693B29B2FA69E8B

About this manual

This manual introduces the HE730 sound level meter, its features, and typical applications such as environmental noise monitoring, industrial sound measurement, and health safety checks. It includes chapters on product overview, performance parameters, LCD indicator meanings, battery information, and detailed usage instructions.

Safety precautions, battery replacement procedures, and troubleshooting guidance are also covered, helping users maintain accurate measurements and ensure reliable operation of the device. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Overview
  • Performance Parameters
  • LCD Indicator Description
  • Battery Information
  • Operating Instructions
  • Safety Precautions
  • Troubleshooting
  • Accessories

Specifications

Frequency Range31.5 Hz – 8 kHz
Measurement Range33 dB – 130 dB
Resolution0.1 dB
Update Rate0.5 sec
Accuracy±1.5 dB
Battery Type9 V (006P, NEDA1604, EC6F22)
Dimensions187 mm × 73 mm × 53 mm
Weight290 g
LCD Size44 mm × 44 mm

Frequently asked questions

What type of battery does the HE730 use?

The device uses a 9 V battery, compatible with models such as 006P, NEDA1604, or EC6F22.

How can I switch between fast and slow measurement modes?

Select the FAST mode for 100 ms measurements or the slow mode for 1 second measurements using the function keys.

What does the low‑battery symbol on the LCD indicate?

When the battery is low, the LCD shows a specific low‑battery icon prompting replacement.

What is the frequency range of the HE730?

The meter measures sound from 31.5 Hz up to 8 kHz.

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