Sound Deadening in the Home (HVAC System Standartplast Canada) | AnthonyJ350

Want to make your house more quiet? The HVAC system in your house can generate a lot of noise and if it's near a room you spend a lot of time in, it can be an issue. We show you have you can reduce the noise coming from your furnace by -1 DB which is a lot!
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[@watcherwatchmen7785]

Those cheap protective carpets you get from moving suppliers work great, and because they're made of recycled materials, they're very affordable. I used a folded one and stapled it to the inside door of my forced air closet. Reduced the noise a LOT. Same principle of those fancy sound deadening foam things hanging on the walls of video makers.

[@AnthonyJ350]

Thanks for your comment!

[@igcetra]

is there any risk of fire with this method? my utility closet has a vertical heat pump inside and i am looking for a solution.. you are talking about those protective moving blankets, correct? they wrap around the furniture

[@stealthg35infiniti94]

Good job Anthony. If the noise is still being annoying outside in the living area, I would sound deadened the whole HIVAC area with Studio Sound Deadening material. The material simular to Hearing Test Chambers would also work. A good note to mention, if your HIVAC unit is in a non acclimatized area (Garage, Basement) insulation on your unit eliminates some thermal losses through it's walls. This could prevent/reduce sweating or moisture on panels.

[@AnthonyJ350]

Great tips! It's definitely something we're gong to do!

[@dbarbush]

Thanks for the video. This Black Gold product is no longer in stock. Any alternatives?

[@AnthonyJ350]

You can use Hushmat or Dynamat

[@wiiiz3]

will this help with sound being transferred through the vents from 1 room to another when people talk?

[@AnthonyJ350]

I think minimal, air is still free flowing and will probably still transfer voices decently

[@johnnymatias3027]

They make duct silencers you can try in all budget ranges

[@ml6158]

I'm confused, this you add the liner on the furnace itself or on the ducts?

[@AnthonyJ350]

Outside of the ducts.

[@pidgepagonis]

Wait, you don’t need louvered doors in your furnace room?

[@AnthonyJ350]

There's ample air flow and the furnace grabs fresh air from outside.

[@IamMugs]

Not with 95% + efficiency units, which draw their air from outside

[@bayonnerealtor]

Can you apply this on the furnace itself 95% efficiency furnace

[@AnthonyJ350]

I would put it on the ducting of the furnace output. Just measure the sheet metal temperature.

[@NewbTube69]

I'm confused. You did this and only saw essentially 3 decibels of difference?

[@AnthonyJ350]

3 is a lot

[@AnthonyJ350]

You also have to factor the frequencies that we're reducing, which are the range we notice audibly.

[@AlvinC-sz3li]

3db doesn't sounds a lot, but it is actualy like cut the noise half.

[@kenbred46]

Because he didn't completely wrap the entire unit with insulation, the sound will transfer to the uninsulated areas. It would have been better to sound insulate the entire room and doors. and measure the sound levels from outside the room.

[@nancyrichard6461]

Hardly worth the cost and effort.

[@AnthonyJ350]

Then don't do it.