When discussing ultra-silent generators, or hyper-silent models, we refer to machines capable of operating at a noise level below 55dB measured 7 meters away while running at 75% of their nominal load. Reducing noise below 55dB is extremely challenging; the difference between 54dB and 53dB is noticeable and significant, unlike the barely perceptible difference between[…]
Have you ever heard about the “test of the ten pences” exceeded in 1906 by the Rolls Royce cars? It is putting a coin standing up on the dashboard, turning on the car/engine and speeding up, the coin must stand in equilibrium. The “Times” newspaper considered the car dangerous because it was so silent that[…]
Anyone who has no idea about what a power generator is has, at least once, heard one running. A buzz, a continuous, dull noise, or often a hammer-like noise; the generator set can become a problem if it is too noisy. Without entering into the rhetoric of “everything is relative,” it is evident that the[…]
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