Noise Warning Signs for Hospitals and Neonatal Units
We have two noise warning signs for use in hospitals and neonatal units / NICU. The SoundEar and NoiseSign have similar functions, so the choice is often based on appearance and which style fits best into your hospital rooms and corridors.
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SoundEar |
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SoundEar Noise Warning Sign - $630.00
The SoundEar is a wall mounted sign that lights up to indicate when the noise levels are too high in the hospital warn or neonatal unit. The green lights are always lit, just as a reminder. When the levels get close to the limit the yellow lights come on. When the limit is exceeded the red lights come on.
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SoundEar II |
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SoundEar II Noise Warning Sign - $766.00
The latest version of the popular SoundEar Noise Warning Sign. When the sound levels get high, first the yellow part lights up, followed by the red light when the noise limit is passed. This new version of the sign works in a similar way to the older SoundEar, but is in a cleaner, minimalist design.
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SoundEar II Logging |
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SoundEar II Data Logging Noise Warning Sign - $995.00
This version of the SoundEar II Noise Warning Sign stores the sound level measurements so they can be downloaded to a computer for further analysis. Ideal for checking for the noisiest times of day and for compliance with quiet periods.
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NoiseSign |
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NoiseSign Noise Warning Sign - $671.00
The NoiseSign is a wall mounted sign that remains blank when the noise levels are fine - avoiding any confusion, looking like a decorative panel. When the noise levels are too high it lights up and displays the clear message SHHH! - Quiet Zone.
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Unnecessary noise is the most cruel abuse of care which can be inflicted on either the sick or the well.
Florence Nightingale, 1859.
These noise warning signs are in use in many hospitals around the world, particularly in the USA and the UK. As a result of very careful design, the message to anybody making noise is very clear. Mounted within wards, in corridors and around the nurses' station, they give a constant and clear reminder that the noise should be kept to a minimum. |
