ETENWOLF S6 Cordless Inflator Noise Test Report (1 m, Front-Face, 3 Samples)

Document Overview

Key Findings All three S6V cordless inflator samples measured between 83.6 dB and 84.2 dB at 1 m front-face distance, falling within the evaluated sound pressure range of 35–100 dB. Results are provided for reference only under internal standard criteria. Product: ETENWOLF S6V Electric Cordless…

Document type

Test Report

Prepared by

Daniel Wright

Published

July 22, 2026

Last reviewed

July 22, 2026

Topics

Noise Testing

Key Findings

All three S6V cordless inflator samples measured between 83.6 dB and 84.2 dB at 1 m front-face distance, falling within the evaluated sound pressure range of 35–100 dB. Results are provided for reference only under internal standard criteria.

• Product: ETENWOLF S6V Electric Cordless Inflator
• Test Type: Reliability Test — Noise / Vibration Assessment
• Standard: Internal Standard (sound pressure level Lmax 35–100 dB)
• Samples Tested: 3 PCS
• Measurement Distance: 1 m (microphone to front face, horizontal)
• Result Range: 83.6 dB – 84.2 dB
• Verdict: For Reference Only

Test Overview

Test Equipment & Setup

Test Procedure

1. Pre-test: Confirm ambient conditions — room temperature 23 °C, relative humidity 60 %. Verify sound level meter calibration and positioning.
2. Sample preparation: Label three S6V units as 1#, 2#, and 3#.
3. Microphone placement: Position microphone at 1 m horizontal distance from the front face of the unit under test.
4. Power on: Start the inflator and allow it to reach normal operating state.
5. Measurement: Record peak sound pressure level (dB) displayed on the noise meter for each sample.
6. Repeat: Perform the same measurement for samples 2# and 3# under identical conditions.
7. Post-test: Power off each sample. Record all readings in the test log.
8. Acceptance evaluation: Compare readings against the internal standard criterion of Lmax 35–100 dB and assign verdict.

Test Data & Results

Observations: All three samples recorded noise levels between 83.6 dB and 84.2 dB, a spread of 0.6 dB. All readings fall within the evaluated sound pressure range of 35–100 dB. No anomalous vibration or noise events were noted during testing. Test images were captured but are not reproduced here.

Conclusion

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Frequently Asked Questions

How loud is the ETENWOLF S6 cordless inflator during operation?

In controlled lab conditions at 1 m front-face distance, the S6V measured between 83.6 dB and 84.2 dB across three samples. This is comparable to a busy street or vacuum cleaner. Hearing protection is advisable for extended continuous use in enclosed spaces.

What test standard was used for the S6 noise measurement?

The test followed ETENWOLF’s internal standard, which evaluates sound pressure level across a range of Lmax 35–100 dB. The microphone was placed 1 m horizontally from the product’s front face while the unit was powered on and operating.

Did the ETENWOLF S6 pass its noise test?

The three S6V samples were assessed under the workplace noise exposure evaluation framework. The report verdict is For Reference Only — neither a formal Pass nor Fail was assigned, meaning the data serves as a baseline characterization rather than a compliance determination against a mandatory limit.

What environmental conditions were maintained during the S6 noise test?

Testing was conducted at room temperature of 23 °C and 60 % relative humidity. These conditions are standard for reliability testing and ensure consistent, repeatable acoustic measurements.

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