Soundblocker - Acoustic Data

There is no Building Regulation requirement for sound insulation between offices or other rooms within a commercial environment. A room to room sound level difference of 42-45dB is normally considered adequate, whilst a level difference of 50dB or more represents a high degree of speech privacy. The overall performance is only as good as the weakest element and it is important to ensure that the insulation achieved by the partition is matched by the ceiling system.

The Soundblocker System, designed by SRS, has been tried and tested over many years. It has been installed in many different types of contracts and offers a choice and performance to satisfy most demands. Soundblocker is the only system with a range of fully tested accessories for the treatment of downlights, modular light fittings and air diffusers.

Room to Room Sound Level Difference
 

Test	Dncw	Graph of Results
Soundblocker Office and Classroom (16mm), ceiling in both rooms treated		Click here
Soundblocker Office and Classroom (16mm), ceiling in one room treated		Click here
Soundblocker Office and Classroom (16mm), accessories used to treat modular light fittings and downlighters		Click here
Soundblocker Office and Classroom (16mm), air grilles treated with SRS Acoustic Hoods		Click here
Soundblocker Confidentiality(25mm), ceiling in both rooms treated		Click here

Sound Reduction Index

Test	Rw	Graph of Results
Soundblocker Office and Classroom (16mm)		Click here
Soundblocker Office and Classroom (16mm), downlighters treated with acoustic hoods		Click here
Soundblocker Private Office (19mm)		Click here
Soundblocker Confidentiality (25mm)		Click here
Soundblocker Entertainment (75mm)		Click here

Please note that these are laboratory tests and show insulation figures achieved in ideal conditions. SRS cannot accept responsibility for the performance of any system of which Soundblockers are only one part.

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