ZombieBox is a portable, weatherproof, noise reducing enclosure for portable or standby generators, compressors, industrial equipment, pumps, vacuums, blowers, electronic, medical and laboratory equipment.

GenTent Generator Enclosure. This is a simplistic cover for any portable generator that might be stuck in bad weather. It is entirely waterproof and keeps the water away from any of the sensitive areas. It does not need to be removed to add any fuel to the generator, which makes it about as easy to use as possible.

2023年4月3日 · A quiet generator box is ideal for reducing generator noise around the home or when camping. It's an easy DIY project, so read on for clear steps.

2023年4月13日 · Rather than wearing headphones or earbuds, buy a quiet generator enclosure to reduce the noise your machines produce. As they can muffle sounds that can offend your neighbors, they are helpful if your company is in a high-density location.

ZombieBox is a portable, weatherproof, noise reducing enclosure for portable and standby generators, compressors, industrial equipment, electronic, medical and laboratory equipment.

Generator Shed - Combining Generator Covers While Running & Generator Covers for Outside Storage into one. The Generator Running Cover & Generator Enclosure built on an All Around Steel Frame

PDG specializes in generator noise-reduction enclosures that mitigate the sound made by your diesel generator during operation. Using our exclusive Echo-X™ technology, we manufacture two varieties of sound-dampening generator enclosure: Acoustic Level 1 and Critically Silenced, which maximizes the noise control of your generator enclosure.

Dual Purpose - Noise Barrier or Weather Shelter ; Fits MOST portable generators up to 12,000 watts ; Keep generator connections dry and safe as a shelter ; Reduces noise by up to 50% as barrier ; Made from heavy 22 gauge galvanized steel ; Stand it up for noise blocking, lay it down to protect machine from rain and snow

2024年2月9日 · Let’s go over some tips on how to keep the noise down when using a generator, as well as creating a sound enclosure for your generator. Depending on the combination of steps you take, it's possible to reduce generator noise by anywhere from 1 decibel (ineffective treatment) to over 20 decibels.

Both State, Local and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sound guidelines must be followed when selecting the generator set. The maximum permitted overall noise levels range from 45 to 72 dB(A).