Sound Masking Installation
Speech privacy and acoustic comfort for open offices, healthcare facilities, and financial services. Protect confidential conversations at every location.
Speech privacy and acoustic comfort for open offices, healthcare facilities, and financial services. Protect confidential conversations at every location.
Open floor plans create acoustic challenges. Conversations carry. Private discussions become semi-public. And in regulated industries like healthcare and financial services, speech privacy isn't just a comfort issue—it's a compliance requirement.
Sound masking adds a comfortable background sound that reduces the intelligibility of human speech. The result: conversations remain private, distractions decrease, and your facilities meet regulatory expectations.
Sound masking doesn't silence conversations—it makes them unintelligible beyond a certain distance by raising the ambient noise floor with a comfortable, unobtrusive sound.
We evaluate your space, ceiling type, and privacy requirements to design a system that delivers appropriate coverage.
Speakers install above the ceiling tile, out of sight. Wiring connects to zone controllers that manage sound levels by area.
We tune the system to achieve target sound levels throughout your space, ensuring consistent coverage without noticeable variation.
Patient privacy is non-negotiable. Sound masking helps healthcare facilities maintain confidentiality in check-in areas, waiting rooms, and open clinical spaces where conversations about health conditions occur.
Bank branches and insurance offices handle sensitive financial discussions. Sound masking protects customer financial information in open floor plans while maintaining a professional atmosphere.
Open floor plans increase collaboration but decrease privacy. Sound masking lets your teams work in open environments without sacrificing confidentiality or focus.
Attorney-client privilege requires physical privacy. Sound masking ensures conversations in law offices remain confidential even with open reception areas.
In healthcare, HIPAA requires reasonable safeguards to protect patient information during conversations. Open reception areas, check-in desks, and clinical hallways are common privacy vulnerabilities. Sound masking is one of the most cost-effective physical safeguards to address these risks.
Financial institutions face similar requirements under GLBA and state privacy regulations. Client conversations about account balances, loan applications, and investment strategies need protection in open branch layouts. Sound masking addresses this without requiring expensive private offices at every workstation.
Axseter deploys sound masking systems that meet ASTM E1130 and E2638 standards for speech privacy. We measure and document Normal Privacy (NP) and Confidential Privacy (CP) levels at each site, providing compliance documentation your privacy officer can reference during audits.
Conversations are unintelligible beyond a few feet. Required for areas where protected health information or financial data is discussed.
Conversations can be partially overheard but not easily understood. Appropriate for open offices where general workplace privacy is desired.
Reduces the perceived loudness of office noise and conversations, improving concentration and reducing distraction in open floor plans.
Low-voltage cabling infrastructure installed alongside your sound masking system during buildouts.
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