Monthly Archives: April 2021

Case story, Hospital case, Noise and health, Noise measurement, Noise pollution, Noise reduction

SoundEar devices reduce noise levels in Critical Care

Posted on by Sofie Iversen
20
Apr

At a hospital in Preston, UK researchers have found that SoundEar devices can be used to reduce noise levels in critical care units, without introducing any other means of noise reduction. The results speak volumes ”The device [SoundEar 3] acted as an isolated intervention to significantly reduce night-time ambient and peak sound levels, a change […]

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Case story, Noise at work, Noise Guide, Noise measurement, Noise reduction, Office case, Office noise

New office habits: We now approach the persons we need to talk to

Posted on by Sofie Iversen
New office habits creates less noise
17
Apr

At an administrative office at Silkeborg Forsyning in Denmark, the staff has had challenges with the noise level. They had a tendency of speaking with each other across the table which disturbed the others. Now they have introduced new office habits. Clear noise signal They decided to take up the challenge and acquired a Noise […]

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Case story, Noise at work, Noise Guide, Noise reduction, Office case, Office noise

We managed to solve the office noise problem

Posted on by Sofie Iversen
16
Apr

At the Danish company Sanistaal, the working environment report showed that the office noise exceeded the limits. It was difficult to hear the customers over the phone. One of the problems was that the office is a long, narrow room with 20 persons in groups of 4. They are divided according to customer segments and […]

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Noise measurement, Noise reduction, Product info

How does a SoundEar noise meter work?

Posted on by Sofie Iversen
05
Apr

SoundEar FAQ How does a SoundEar work and how should it be set? Get the answers to this and other frequently asked question about SoundEar here. 1. Where should SoundEar be mounted? The unit should be mounted on a wall in face height, approx. at a height of 1.8 metres and most importantly, it has […]

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