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ISO 13475:2000

ISO 13475:2000 Acoustics – Stationary audible warning devices used outdoors – Part 2: Precision methods for determination of sound emission quantities

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Description

This part of ISO 13475 specifies the test conditions under which the acoustic emission levels of stationary audible

warning devices may be obtained. It is applicable to sirens for use in outdoor public warning systems and sound

signalling devices for use outdoors.

The purpose of this test code is to be able to produce reliable sound emission level measurements for stationary

sirens to be used outdoors.

This part of ISO 13475 does not cover spoken messages and contains no recommendations for specific warning

signals.

Edition

1

Published Date

2000-11-02

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

22

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

This part of ISO 13475 specifies the test conditions under which the acoustic emission levels of stationary audible

warning devices may be obtained. It is applicable to sirens for use in outdoor public warning systems and sound

signalling devices for use outdoors.

The purpose of this test code is to be able to produce reliable sound emission level measurements for stationary

sirens to be used outdoors.

This part of ISO 13475 does not cover spoken messages and contains no recommendations for specific warning

signals.

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