Sonex Valueline Sound Baffles Technical Specifications

Physical Data – willtec

Material Open-cell melamine-based foam
Density 0.5 to 0.7 lbs./cubic ft. (ASTM D3574-77)
Long-Term Service Temperature 302 degrees F
Fire Resistance Class 1 per ASTM E 84 (all finishes)
Meets UL 1715 (willtec natural)
Flame Spread per ASTM E 84 Natural: 5
colortec™: 5
Painted: 10
Hypalon®-coated: 25
Smoke Density per ASTM E 84 Natural: 50
colortec: 90
Painted: 10
Hypalon-coated: 65
Microbial Growth Passes UL 181, section 11
Fungus Resistance Rating #0 per ASTM G21
Toxicity Passes University of Pittsburgh Toxicity of Smoke Emission test
Finishes Natural (white), colortec, painted or Hypalon coated

20 box order minimum required for Hypalon coating


Sound Absorption

Finish Thickness Sabins per Baffle per ASTM C423-90a
    125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz Ave.
Natural (White) 2" 1.0 5.4 10.8 16.3 18.7 24.0 12.7
Painted
(Charcoal, Beige, Brown,
Blue and Light Grey)
2" 2.3 6.5 12.7 19.7 21.0 21.0 15.0

Installation Information

Baffles can be hung above or below ceiling lights.
The distance between hanging baffles and the ceiling has little effect on acoustic performance
Wall-to-Wall Cable Mount Installation
Recommended for large, open areas.
Baffles are arranged parallel with each other.
Spacer bars may be used for arrangement and placement of baffles along the cable span.
Ceiling Mount Installation
Avoid hanging baffles more than 10 feet below ceiling. Long tethering may cause baffles to sway in areas with strong air currents.
Use 1/16" cable or lightweight chain to hang baffles from the ceiling.
Attach cable or chain to ceiling by looping it around ceiling joists or trusses. (Anchoring eyes can also be used. Install them into the ceiling before you begin.)
Once cable or chains are in place, attach the bottom end of the cables or chains to the eye loop on top of the corkscrew hanger.
Baffles can be aligned in the same direction or arranged so that every other baffle is turned 90 degrees.


 

 

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