Category Archives: Noise measurement

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

T-Systems recommends Noise Guide to reduce office noise

Posted on by Sofie Iversen
Noise Guide in office
04
Jan

When it comes to reducing office noise levels, one concern is the noise stemming from conversations, and this is where the Noise Guide excels. The German IT services and consulting company, T-Systems, decided to introduce open plan offices, and as part of this process introduced several initiatives to help prevent the nuisances of office noise […]

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

How to reduce hospital noise at neonatal units

Posted on by Sofie Iversen
18
Nov

Hospital noise is an issue for babies born prematurely who are at high risk when it comes to external influences such as noise. Their systems are underdeveloped and they need as much sleep and rest as possible to recuperate. This is one of the reasons why the Neonatal Unit at the highly specialized hospital in […]

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Noise measurement, Product News

Measure noise wirelessly in multiple locations

Posted on by Sofie Iversen
26
Sep

Now you can measure noise wirelessly with SoundEar’s launch of a wireless system for noise measurement and new software release. Curious about how to measure noise wirelessly? With SoundEar 3 – Wireless, you get an easy to use noise measurement system, that allows you to: Visualise current noise levels Measure noise in large areas Connect multiple noise measuring […]

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Case story, External noise, Industry case, Noise and health, Noise measurement, Noise reduction, Noise regulation

How to reduce noise levels in cities

Posted on by Sofie Iversen
20
Sep

Are you one of the nearly 70 million Europeans who are exposed to noise levels above 55 dB on a daily basis? Due to a wide range of health issues related to high noise levels, the European Commission requires that member states map the noise levels in cities and large towns. But how do we […]

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