Air Conditioner Noise Solutions

Outdoor Solutions

For noise outside your home, our patented AWSP’s (All Weather Sound Panels) not only act as a sound isolation barrier, but also have a high level of sound absorption. This aids in reducing the overall noise level around air conditioners. Small, attractive, sustainable walls can be created to visually and audibly conceal unsightly air conditioners. If your budget commands a more cost effective solution, Acoustifence fits the bill. Acoustifence is ¼” thick, flexible barrier with some unique attributes. Acoustifence has high levels of internal damping. This means it dissipates the sound energy within it’s own mass extremely well. Just add it to an existing fence and hear the magic. On average you can cut the noise level in half! If you feel you need more reduction, it’s easy to add QF-2 to absorb more of the sound around your air conditioners. QF-2 is a sound absorption material that comes in large slabs making it simple to cut, shape, and install. Quiet Fiber is hydrophobic, mold and mildew resistant and has an NRC of 1.0. That means, sound that initially strikes QF-2 does not reflect back toward the noise source. This is how it reduces the effects of boundaries or surfaces around your air conditioners. Ultimately lowering the noise level around the air conditioners.

Indoor Solutions

For noise inside your home, Blok16 can be utilized to reduce the noise from your air conditioning handler rooms. We have all experienced when an air conditioner kicks on and off in a house. Usually you can hear the large fan in the air handler room or closet. It’s a sort of rumbling noise caused from resonance of the fan inside the handler itself. Just line the backside of the room or closet’s door with a curtain of Blok16 and say good-bye to that annoying roar of the handler. For even more reduction just insert some Quiet Fiber in the room where the handler resides.