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How to Reduce Heat Pump Noise?

The biggest feature of noise pollution is the perceived public nuisance, which will affect people's work, rest and sleep, thus endangering human health. At the same time, the noise of the heat pump unit has a strong penetrating power, like the ordinary load-bearing wall of a general building, the noise can easily penetrate. Take a moment to give you a quick overview of how to reduce heat pump noise.

 

There are four main sources of noise in heat pump projects:

1. Pipeline liquid flow noise

2. Pump noise

3. Host noise

4. Fan coil noise

4 Ways to Reduce Heat Pump Noise

 

1: Replace the fan and motor

If the fan that blows air into your home is damaged or worn, it can cause your device to be loud. Our technicians can replace the condensing fan, fan motor, or blower motor to get your equipment running smoothly again. 

 

2: Install the compressor soundproof blanket wrap

If an old compressor is causing your air source heat pump to be louder than usual, you can have a technician come out and install a compressor noise blanket. Made of noise-reducing material, these wraps fit snugly around the compressors and minimize the noise they produce.

 

3: Use the Vibration Isolation Damper Mount

When your compressor vibrates excessively, it can cause your heat pump to make noise. Installing small vibration isolation dampers on the bolts that hold the compressor in place is a simple and effective solution.

 

4: Replacing the heat pump unit

The average lifespan of a heat pump can be between 10 and 15 years, depending on usage and the regular maintenance the equipment receives. If your compressor or even the entire heat pump unit stops working completely, it may be time to consider getting a new one.