The limiter is the entry ticket. Insulation is the big ticket.
Many venues believe that simply installing the device makes them compliant. It does not. In addition to the limiter, the ordinance requires a minimum sound insulation that the acoustic study uncovers. And that insulation is where it is truly decided whether the venue can play sound.
The clause you must read
Installing an acoustic data-logging limiter in no way replaces the minimum insulation required for the premises.
Santa Eulària, art. 24.8 ↗The same clause is in Sant Josep (art. 24.6) and in Formentera (arts. 42.8 and 43.8). It is not an interpretation: it is the text. The acoustic study is what measures whether your venue meets the required insulation, and what works are needed if it does not. View the acoustic study →
What we do
Double doors and facade
Double-door vestibule with door closer that insulates even with patrons entering and exiting. Facade treatment against traffic noise.
Forced ventilation
Air renewal according to RITE with windows and openings closed, allowing the venue to breathe without opening paths where noise escapes.
Anti-vibration mounts
Plinths and resilient mounts for equipment, machinery, and ductwork to prevent transmitting vibrations to adjacent homes.
All of this comes from the acoustic study: we do not quote blindly. First we measure, then we tell you exactly what is missing and how much it costs to resolve it.
First measure, then quote
The audit is free. And it will tell you whether your problem is a 400 € limiter or an insulation project. Better to know before the inspection.
Technical reference documentation. Does not constitute legal advice.