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Section 1 – Basic Information on Sound Masking

You’re a Crucial Part of a Sound Decision

Working in an office environment poses a number of challenges to today’s workers;

among them, performing at high levels with more distractions than ever before to

contend with. You have been asked to play a part of the solution to two common and

often-neglected problems: privacy and noise.

Privacy and noise are big issues, especially in open office settings with a large number

of workstations or cubicles. And notably, in healthcare and related service fields,

protecting sensitive patient information is not just a top priority, it is the law.

The good news: utilizing a sound masking system is a cost-effective solution. As a

qualified installer, you have become a crucial part of our client’s future office

environment. The equipment you are installing will play a vital role in not only the

privacy of our end user, but in their productivity and ability to concentrate as well. A

successful sound masking installation, in fact, should enable the people who work in the

environment to perform at their best.

You have been provided with state-of-the-art equipment and technology to install, test,

tune and finalize. As such, your goals for the completed installation should be:

x Tuning the system to the proper dB level

x Achieving proper sound uniformity

x Managing expectations for the product

x Leaving the customer with a better, more comfortable workspace

Sound masking involves much more than a series of speakers, switches and wiring

hidden somewhere above the ceiling. It has evolved into a science that literally affects

the way a workspace works.

Congratulations on being asked to perform a vital service for this client. You will leave

the workspace a better, more focused place to work. Those who will benefit from your

efforts will be better workers, and their companies more efficient, and you will have

made a contribution to their future success!

A Brief Look at Sound Masking – Q & A

What is Sound Masking?

Sound masking is a means of adding background sound to a work environment to make

conversations more private (speech privacy) and to reduce extraneous conversations

and noise.

Masking systems have an integrated sound source, an amplifier, an equalizer, and

speakers that produce and carry an electronic sound that should be barely perceptible

(non-directional and harmoniously uniform throughout a given space).

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