Sound Masking
Sound Shadow™ Sound Masking System
Sound Shadow masking systems deliver a uniform level of properly tuned masking sound through speakers which are installed in the plenum above the suspended ceiling. Our Master Control Unit M-101 can provide a signal to 16 plenum mounted speakers. Our Shadow Central rack mounted system can provide a signal to an extensive number of speakers. All components meet applicable national codes. Installation and relocation is easy, most components "snap" together. Ask us which system is best for you.
Optional Features
Paging and Alarm PA - 101
The Sound Shadow™ Central System can be utilized for paging or alarm purposes. A separate module is added to allow for paging via a dial up number. The same module can also be programmed to play a pre-recorded alarm signal consisting of voice and/or emergency tone burst.
A dedicated and protected phone line is used to access these features. By simply dialing the number from any phone authorized personnel can make announcements over the masking/paging system. If more security is required, the access can be limited to certain phones. Keeping the access extension number confidential is usually sufficient and preferable.
A system within the module enables emergency announcements to be pre-recorded (for example: "There is an emergency in the building. Please leave immediately"). An emergency sound (a "whoop, whoop" for example) may be added from a menu of ten such tones to draw attention to the forthcoming announcement. A two digit code after dialing the alarm/paging number activates this recording; another two digit code turns it off.
Installation Timed Attenuator TV - 101
When sound masking is installed in new unoccupied space, the volume can be set at the final design level. When introduced in occupied space, it may be important that the occupants do not notice it. Frequently, turning the system on after hours is sufficient but a gradual increase in the volume over a period of time may be preferred.
To accommodate this, the Sound Shadow system has an optional feature that will allow the volume to be ramped up over a period from 5 to 15 days. Simply set the final volume level, select the time period for the gradual introduction, hit the "execute" button and walk away. The Volume will decrease by 20 decibels - well below ambient - and ramp-up at 1/4 decibel steps over the period selected until it reaches the volume that was initially selected.
Octave Band Graphic Equalizer E - 101
This option allows the installer/tuner to achieve virtually any spectrum distribution of the masking sound. While the basic options are frequently within the preferred spectrum, a more tailored audio spectrum may be preferred. The Sound Shadow E-101 1/3 octave 28-band graphic equalizer enables this precise tuning.
Office and Conference Room Acoustics
If you have an Office chances are you have a NOISE PROBLEM
SOUND EATERS has the SOLUTION!!
It is a well known fact that today's environment is surrounded by various sources of noise pollution. The every day office is not exception. Noises produced within a typical office environment can drastically effect worker productivity and general well being. Solutions to this problem can be both costly and in-effective.
Sound Eaters, a cost effective system, is designed to absorb up to 90% of the sounds that strike their surface; thereby absorbing unwanted noise produced within the office.
Sound Eater panels are easily positioned and offer great mobility. They are available in pre-selected designer fabric colors and are Class A fire rated. Installation is a snap! Layout suggestions are provided with each order or creative designs can be produced by your own imagination. One box of 10 - 16x16 panels will treat a typical office wall. Start creating a more functional office environment TODAY, economically and without losing one day in down time.
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Typical Panel Design / Layouts
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Tack Panels
Clearwater offers a complete line of Tack Panels for systems furniture compatibility, stand alone or custom fit to accommodate conference room design.
SIZES: Up to 48" x 96" (in 1/16" increments); 1.2" or 1" thick.
EDGES: Square, Radius or Beveled.
CORNERS: Square or radius.
FACING: Our standard or virtually any customer supplied or specified fabric.
WIRE MANAGEMENT: Optional blocking to provide 1/2" space between wall and the back of the panel; ideal for installation between work surfaces and overhead storage.
ACOUSTICAL PERFORMANCE: Our 1" Tackable/Acoustical panel absorbs 85% of the sound (NRC=0.85), the ½" thick panel is used where acoustical performance is not important.
FASTENING: Hook and loop (Velcro ™).
Stretch Wall Systems
The Stretch Fabric Wall Systems is a Class A fire rated panel system for acoustics and aesthetics. This system is a commercial, site-installed, highly customized system for tightly stretching fabric over acoustical or tackable substrate, then applying the panels to the application using a tracking system. Because it is site installed, this system assures a perfect fit to all adjacent work while eliminating any gaps, sagging or miss fitting. The tracking is secured to the panel and can be applied to either wall or ceiling applications.
The acoustical properties of Stretch Wall Systems will provide clearer speech, less background noise, improved speech privacy and will cut down on sound transmission through walls. Vinyl wrapped panels or painted wall are detrimental to the acoustics of a room.
With its long life span and virtually no VOC Emissions, Stretch Wall Systems will help both the end user and the environment. Constant repainting or replacing of wrapped panels is not only expensive but wasteful. Stretch Wall Systems wall coverings will reduce the need for painting and wall maintenance.
Made from pre-consumer waste and recycled materials, Stretch Wall Systems coverings are not glued to the core, as wrapped panels are. The coverings can easily be changed at a fraction of the original cost, without the need to change the core material.
Stretch Wall Systems will cut down on your maintenance costs by outlasting paint. When a panel is damaged or when you decide to remodel, only the covering needs replacement. If the panels are out of warranty, your in-house maintenance personnel can quickly & cheaply replace the damaged coverings.
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| Step 1: "Track" is laid around the perimeter of the area to be covered. | Step 2: Core material is placed inside the tracked area. | Step 3: Fabric is secured into the track's locking jaws. The Stretch Wall System holds the covering firmly in place, while allowing it to be easily removed and replaced if needed. |
Stretch Wall Systems are great for:
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