Louver

Air flow: Normal louvers are generally used to regulate air flow. This is seen especially on building exterior facades or in ventilation systems.

Material: Normal louvers are generally made of durable materials such as metal or plastic. These materials are a suitable option for easing air flow and blocking elements coming from outside.

Sound insulation: Normal louvers are generally not specifically designed for sound insulation. For this reason, they are not very effective at blocking or reducing sound coming from outside.

Sound insulation: Acoustic louvers are specifically designed for sound insulation. The special materials and structure inside help reduce sound waves coming from outside by absorbing or reflecting them. This is particularly important for noise control in industrial or commercial areas.

Material: Acoustic louvers are generally made of special materials to provide sound insulation. These materials can have sound-absorbing or reflecting properties and are designed to deliver more effective sound insulation.

Application areas: Acoustic louvers are generally used in areas that require noise control. These can be places such as factories, industrial facilities and office buildings. They are designed to meet sound-insulation requirements.