Enter here the position of your heat pump, the stated sound power of the pump and the distance you want to measure at.
Calculate in a few seconds how many decibels you can save in your specific situation with a Climeleon Wave unit cover. You then know fairly accurately how many decibels you can damp. The Climeleon Wave has been developed together with heat pump manufacturer Fujitsu General. The Decibel Calculator calculates the sound pressure according to the sound spectrum of these units.
A: The distance between the unit and the measurement point.
A: The distance between the roof edge and the measurement point.
H: The height at which you want to measure the sound, measured from the height level of the unit.
B: The distance between the unit and the outside wall is set at 5m by this tool. If the actual distance differs from this value, the result will be slightly off.
Result
At 1m from the unit, the sound pressure is 0. With the housing, this is reduced to 0.
Selection of Climeleon unit cover sitting on solid ground (gravel bed) without additional beams or vibration dampers.
Placement on a flat roof with additional beams or vibration dampers greatly increases the chance that you will need a larger type of Climeleon unit cover.
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Sound pressure in dB without Climeleon.
Sound pressure in dB with Climeleon.
The damping result of the Climeleon Wave depends on the direction, i.e. the damping is not the same along all the sides.
The Decibel Calculator calculates the sound pressure from the side. The correction values for the other orientations are given here. For example, if you want to know the sound level along the front, you must add 2dB.
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The illustrations used on this website are indicative.