Reduce Unwanted Noise. Improve Communication, Safety, Comfort, and Productivity.
Our noise-control solutions address two different challenges:
| Indoor Noise Control | Outdoor Noise Control | How Noise is Reduced |
| Improving the acoustic environment inside manufacturing plants, warehouses, schools, restaurants, offices, and other facilities. | Server Farm Noise Control Reducing mechanical and cooling-system noise that can travel beyond the facility and affect surrounding neighborhoods. | Effective noise control begins by determining where the noise originates, how it travels, and who is being affected. |
Excessive noise affects more than hearing. It can make conversation difficult, interfere with paging and emergency communications, increase fatigue and stress, reduce concentration, and affect the people who live and work around noisy facilities.
Noise Control Improves Intercom and Paging Communications
Reducing background noise improves the signal-to-noise ratio, making speech clearer and easier to understand. This can improve everyday communications as well as the effectiveness of emergency announcements, security instructions, evacuation messages, and warning signals provided by our Intercoms and Paging systems.
How Noise Is Reduced
There is no single product that solves every acoustic problem. Effective noise control begins by determining where the noise originates, how it travels, and who is being affected.
Depending upon the environment, solutions can include:
Acoustic Absorption
Wall panels, ceiling treatments, suspended baffles, acoustic clouds, and other materials absorb reflected sound and reduce reverberation.
Acoustic Barriers
Walls, screens, curtains, partitions, and engineered barriers interrupt the path between a noise source and the people affected by it.
Equipment Enclosures
Acoustic enclosures can contain machinery, generators, compressors, and other noisy equipment while maintaining necessary ventilation and service access.
Airflow Noise Control
Acoustic louvers, duct silencers, fan silencers, and sound attenuators reduce airflow noise while maintaining required ventilation and cooling.
Vibration Isolation
Isolation mounts, resilient connections, damping materials, and structural treatments reduce vibration transmitted through floors, walls, ducts, and other building components.
Start With an Acoustic Assessment
Every noise problem is different.
A restaurant with excessive reverberation requires a very different solution from a manufacturing plant with noisy machinery or a server farm whose cooling equipment is disturbing a nearby neighborhood.
That is why the process should begin with professional acoustic analysis rather than simply purchasing acoustic products.
A sound consultant can:
Measure → Analyze → Recommend → Design → Implement → Verify
This allows acoustic treatments to address the actual source and characteristics of the problem.
The Benefits of a Better Acoustic Environment
Professional noise control can help organizations:
Protect Hearing • Improve Communication • Increase Safety • Improve Speech Intelligibility • Reduce Stress and Fatigue • Improve Concentration • Increase Productivity • Improve Comfort • Reduce Community Noise • Improve Security and Emergency Communications
Our objective is to increase security and safety. We help create an environment where unwanted noise is reduced and important sounds can be heard.
Learn more about:
Indoor Noise Control | Outdoor Noise Control
Need Help With a Noise Problem?
Whether you are dealing with a noisy manufacturing facility, warehouse, school, restaurant, data center, or server farm, our sound specialists can evaluate the environment and recommend an appropriate solution.
To request a noise assessment please Call: 914-944-3425, email: dennis@kintronics.com, or use our contact form.