The number of recordings are dependent on the available storage on your iOS or Android device device. The storage capacities on compatible devices span a huge range, so be sure to check the specifications of the model you have. Recording a few hundred typical, triggered recordings recordings per night at the 256 kHz sample rate will use around half a gigabyte per night.

If you are using the Echo Meter Touch 2 Pro, note that recordings made at a sample rate of 384 kHz take up 50% more space than those recorded at 256 kHz.

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