Custom acoustic rooms and equipment enclosures for laboratories, product testing, outdoor AC units, data centers and air-source heat pumps. Dimensions, acoustic treatment, ventilation and service access are reviewed around your equipment and site.
Pricing, lead time and acoustic performance are confirmed with your project quotation.
Custom acoustic rooms and equipment enclosures for laboratories, product testing, outdoor AC units, data centers and air-source heat pumps. Dimensions, acoustic treatment, ventilation and service access are reviewed around your equipment and site.
Acoustic laboratories, product testing, outdoor AC units, data centers and air-source heat pumps
Share available space, the noise source and required access. Final dimensions and construction are agreed in the technical drawing.
Supplied project footage with original sound. Explore access, layout and changing meter readings in the full clips.
Test clips show individual site conditions. Noise source, operating state, meter position and the agreed test method must be considered when specifying your project.
3 project videos
Follow the handheld sound-level meter from the surrounding workshop into the booth. The interior becomes dark, while the illuminated meter display remains visible.
On-screen readings vary. This example is not a certified acoustic rating or a performance guarantee.
Look at a laboratory-style acoustic room, its observation window and door operation, followed by an interior view and a brief sound-level meter shot. Room layout and test requirements are reviewed per project.
A short recording follows a handheld sound-level meter through the test-room entrance. Workshop readings, door movement and the lower interior display are visible in the complete sequence.
On-screen readings vary. This example is not a certified acoustic rating or a performance guarantee.
Product testing and equipment-noise control involve different operating conditions. For an acoustic test booth, describe the device under test, measurement setup and background-noise requirement. For an outdoor AC unit, air-source heat pump or other plant enclosure, provide airflow, heat-rejection and servicing information. These requirements guide the proposed dimensions, acoustic treatment, doors and ventilation arrangement.
No. An anechoic chamber has specific acoustic design and validation requirements. State the intended measurement method and room criteria so the appropriate type of test space can be reviewed.
Yes. Include the equipment drawing, airflow direction, required service clearances and installation environment. Cooling and service access need to be considered alongside noise control.
Provide the device dimensions, test setup, required usable space, background-noise target and the access and service connections needed during testing.
01Control machinery noise at the source.
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02Designed around impact noise and operator access.
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03Two acoustic layers for demanding projects.
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