@@geoffreyneedstraining5856 Still staying loyal to Worcester although they own boxt and are undercutting you on installation cost? Crazy if you ask me. On a brighter note thank you so much for your videos they're are fantastically helpful.
@@geoffreyneedstraining5856 I'm struggling to find any noise emission to atmosphere data for the 2000. It's marketed as a low noise version, but only indoor values are provided. If you've still access to a WB2000, could you let me measure it? rob@kimberacoustics.co.uk
@@robertkimber4579 Hi Robert as far as I know they don’t supply that particular data within the industry it’s normally around about 55 dB or what manufacturers instructions advice internally I can’t tell you what It would be outside of property I don’t know what the levels should be above ambient sounds levels I should imagine you will have to contact your local authority to see what is acceptable reading should be in cases were next door neighbours are complaining about the noise of the boiler sorry I can’t be any more help as I am at the heating engineer not a sound engineer
Good advice Geoff, I take it your a engineer for Worcester?
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@@geoffreyneedstraining5856 Still staying loyal to Worcester although they own boxt and are undercutting you on installation cost? Crazy if you ask me. On a brighter note thank you so much for your videos they're are fantastically helpful.
Hello Geoff Needs, You've got a decent test setup there. Is it possible you help me work out a solution to a W-B 2000 problem?
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@@geoffreyneedstraining5856 I'm struggling to find any noise emission to atmosphere data for the 2000. It's marketed as a low noise version, but only indoor values are provided. If you've still access to a WB2000, could you let me measure it? rob@kimberacoustics.co.uk
@@robertkimber4579 Hi Robert as far as I know they don’t supply that particular data within the industry it’s normally around about 55 dB or what manufacturers instructions advice internally I can’t tell you what It would be outside of property I don’t know what the levels should be above ambient sounds levels I should imagine you will have to contact your local authority to see what is acceptable reading should be in cases were next door neighbours are complaining about the noise of the boiler sorry I can’t be any more help as I am at the heating engineer not a sound engineer