Yes, we offer free expert advice and a site survey if required. Once we know the full scope of your activities, we can recommend the correct acoustic barrier for your noise challenge.

Our generator enclosure solutions are suitable for enclosing any generator or compressor at any project.

Yes, all RVT’s SOUNDEX® noise control products are wind, water, and fire resistant.

SOUNDEX® products feature a unique Velcro connector; when several curtains or quilts are installed side by side, they create a completely seamless sound barrier fence (unlike other acoustic curtains or sound deadening panels, which end up with gaps where they are cable-tied together). Noise control barriers are not effective when there are gaps between them! The ingenious design of the Velcro connector is not available anywhere else on the market. It also makes our curtains and quilts quick and easy to install.

SOUNDEX® products are made from high sound attenuation materials and have been tested and certified inline with British and European standards; furthermore, many of our products are also BS 7955 scaffolding compliant.

Simply put, it means to put a sound barrier in place so that the source of noise cannot be seen; by its very nature, this will reduce the noise heard by those on the other side of the barrier (in the ‘shadow zone’). The level of noise reduction will depend on the material and quality of the acoustic barrier being used. A high-quality acoustic enclosure, with walls and a roof, will be the most effective way to reduce noise at source, as there will be no line of sight from any angle.

The following whitepaper explains the above with diagrams > Download Best Practice Noise Control Whitepaper

SOUNDEX® Generator Enclosure reduces noise by up to 59.9 dB

SOUNDEX® Generator Exhaust Attenuator reduces noise by up to 37.6dB

SOUNDEX® Machinery Enclosure reduces noise by up to 11dB at 1600 Hz

According to the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 (the Noise Regulations), the level at which employers must assess the risk to workers' health and provide them with information and training is 80 decibels. The level at which employers must provide hearing protection and hearing protection zones is 85 decibels (daily or weekly average exposure). The regulation also details an upper exposure limit value of 87 decibels. For more information please read the regulation in full.