Generators are certainly operated for a long time at a stationary site. Such a site may well be in a residential area or near inhabited areas. In order for the residents to find their rest at night, we wanted to build a noise protection for the power generator in any case. There was a lot of discussion in this regard. Of course because of the cost. So far the support association of our local association had borne all costs for the conversion. The advocates for noinse protection were fortunately in the majority. A company built the sound insulation according to our specifications, and just a few weeks later we were able to pick up the finished element.
What has been changed on the generator?
Since we had to save costs, we painted all the individual elements ourselves. There were also a few minor changes to the side doors. Originally there was only one flap at the rear, which could be opened. On the sides you could take out the element only. I then rebuilt an item on each page so that you could open it easily. This turned out again and again as a great advantage.
When the painting was done, the noise protection was placed on the trailer and also bolted to the frame of the trailer. Here we have again used the same system that we had previously decided for the wedding of generator and trailer with the expert of the TÜV.
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