Is your air conditioner loud?
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What causes a loud Air conditioner
Four Main Causes of a Loud Air Conditioner
There are four main reasons an AC unit can be loud. Understanding the main causes can help you make your air conditioner as quiet as it can be.
Vibrations
Sometimes Vibrations in can cause loud noises.
Loud Fan
AC units blow a lot of air, and that can be loud.
Loud Compressor
The most common cause is a loud compressor.
Mechanical
Sometimes things just aren’t running right.
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Why Choose Our AC Sound Blanket?
We double up the sound dampening performance by combining a specially formulated glass wool sound dampening insulation with a sound rated Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) for an unmatched double-layer performance.
Most AC sound blankets on the market skip the Mass Loaded Vinyl all together. Others, try to pass off regular vinyl flooring material that simply doesn’t dampen sound nearly as well.
Our AC sound blanket is literally the best on the market. And yes, there is a difference.
Our own design
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Hush Wrap
- If you have a loud compressors
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keep your neighbors happy
Make Your Neighbors Happy with a Quieter AC
Just because you may not care if your air conditioner is loud, doesn’t mean it’s not a problem for your neighbors. Or maybe it’s your neighbor’s AC that’s loud for you.
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Simple cost effective solution to compressor noise
6-12 DB reduction of compressor noise.
EAsy to install
Do-it-yourself or have a professional install it for you
Universal fit
12-Year Limited Warranty
Understanding Sound Dampening and why it matters
When choosing an AC sound blanket, the effectiveness of noise reduction comes down to measurable acoustic ratings. Two of the most important are:
Sound Transmission Class (STC)
STC measures how well a material blocks airborne sound, such as the humming or droning noise from an AC compressor. A higher STC rating means less sound passes through the material. Standard vinyl sheets — like those used in flooring — typically offer low STC values because they weren’t engineered for acoustic use. By contrast, the mass loaded vinyl (MLV) we use is specifically designed to stop sound transmission. Our blanket incorporates 2mm MLV, which is dense enough to block a wide range of compressor noise frequencies.
Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC)
NRC measures how much sound a material absorbs rather than reflects. While STC blocks noise, NRC reduces reverberation and overall loudness. Many sound blankets rely only on thin insulation that has limited absorption ability. Our system uses acoustic-grade glass wool, a material engineered to absorb sound energy across the frequencies most common in HVAC systems.
Why Our Design Works Better
By combining high-STC MLV with high-NRC glass wool, our blanket not only blocks compressor noise from escaping but also absorbs the vibration and droning that make an air conditioner sound intrusive. This dual-layer approach is why our sound blanket outperforms the rest.
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