The Echo H3 has been developed by the company’s team of acoustic experts and now boasts a series of new attributes.

The barrier has been put through a series of stringent tests to be officially certified as fire resistant and weatherproof, retaining optimum performance at temperatures of -40 and against powerful water jets, obtaining BS EN 60529.
As a successor to the H2, the barrier comes with an ultra effective sound dampening core as standard, achieving noise reduction of up to 30dB.
The barriers also come in a range of colours and with a selection of accessories to maintain effectiveness and ease of installation. The launch of the new barrier comes at a time of growth and innovation for the company, as they expand into new markets in Europe and the US.
A number of new products are also in production including the acoustic tent and the highly anticipated transparent barrier.

Peter Wilson, technical director at Echo Barrier said: “Our team of acoustic engineers are constantly researching and developing new solutions to ensure we can meet the needs of our customers. The number of contractors now specifying noise reduction solutions as part of their site management credentials is increasing rapidly, as the impact of noise on local communities becomes more of an issue. “We are delighted to launch the H3 into the marketplace as the new generation successor to the H2 and will be working closely with our customers to get their feedback on its performance.”

Echo barriers not only offer a reduction in noise from loud work sites, but they can reduce the amount of dust and debris escaping on to the street, and offer a high level of health protection for employees in terms of reducing exposure to a level of noise which can damage the ear. Barriers can also be designed to include the logo and branding of the company using them.
Echo barrier systems make noise management simple, fast and highly effective. Barriers are flexible, provide exceptional acoustic performance and are easy to store, transport and fit. They were recently recognised by the Institute of Acoustics and Noise Abatement Society at their annual awards.

For more information about echo barrier visit www.echobarrier.co.uk

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