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Camping and Generators. Can They Co-Exist? Folks have all kinds of different reasons for going camping. For most, the desire to “get away from it all,” away from the hustle and bustle of busy lives, away from all the NOISE, tops the list. So it’s no wonder why camping next to someone with a noisy generator can be such an irritant. Or maybe you’re the one with the noisy generator, attracting the wrath of all those “haters!” Here are a few ways for you to “hush up” that noisy generator. Feel free to share our blog post with those irritating noise-makers camped next to you. Options include: Investing in Solar power – For silent, clean, and safe-to-use power, portable solar generation is a great option, particularly when camping in areas with lots of sunlight, like the Southwest U.S. and Florida. Boaters and RVers have been using this technology for years. Systems with around 1000 watts of power cost upwards of $4000, but getting better and cheaper all the time. That doesn’t include batteries, but once you have purchased it, it’s free power. Buying a new quiet, portable generator – Save up and buy a really nice quiet and portable generator that is designed to run quietly. Not only will these generators run quieter, but they are also usually engineered better which means that they will probably be more fuel efficient and last longer. Be prepared to spend $1000 and up. Building a plywood tent around your generator – If you have a stationary generator, you can build a plywood enclosure around it to slightly reduce the sound. Make sure there are still vent areas so that both portable and non-portable generators are able to breathe. This option doesn’t always work so well, the wood gets nasty and is heavy, and really doesn’t look very good. Using your Quiet Fence and a $300 conventional portable generator. – You already know how effectively Quiet Fence hushes noise. Buy a second set, pack it along with your camping gear, and use it with your less expensive and much more powerful portable generator. Problem solved for under $300. How well will Quiet Fence™ noise screen hush your generator? Watch our video for a demonstration. Did You Think We Only Hushed Air Conditioners? ...read more
By Quiet Fence, LLC April 04, 2018
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By Quiet Fence, LLC November 21, 2012
We hear all the time, what can I do to get rid of the noise from my home air conditioner. Many of our customers experience the problem from their neighbors having such a loud a/c, and don't know what to do. When your air conditioner kicks on to the point you can't talk over the running of the compressor, it is understandable how that continuous roaring sound can be annoying. Patented Quiet Fence with exclusive Hushhh BloX is designed to muffle and dampen the noise. Quiet Fence uses the same technology as sound recording studios to reduce the noise at its source. It is easy to use and is made of durable weatherproof polyethylene for years of service. If you have questions we are always willing to assist you with a solution. www.quietfence.com ...read more
By Quiet Fence, LLC May 25, 2012
Many people have baseboard or wall heaters that are used as primary heat sources or as add-ons for heat in certain rooms of their homes. They are both economical and very easy to use. Should one become damaged or just go out you can repair it yourself with little or no effort without having to replace... ...read more
Many people at some point in their lives have used a humidifier, but many people do not have whole house humidifiers. Whole house humidifiers are used to regulate the moisture in the air for a number of reasons. For people with respiratory problems, for example, a humidifier can make all the differenc... ...read more
