Noise

The limitations of noise levels at the venue must follow local authority legal requirements. If these are exceeded, exhibitors are subject to a fine. Reasonable noise levels are considered as a maximum of 80 dB.  
 

Any excessive noise that forms a part of an activity at the venue must be advised two weeks in advance of the event so that suitable measures can be taken to protect staff from the potential harm of excessive noise.

Exhibitors are requested to keep the noise level below 55 decibels on music systems, audiovisual displays, amplifiers, videos, display machinery, live demonstrations etc. and must not cause disturbance nor interfere with normal conversation on neighbouring stands and/or the public. Any excessive noise emitted within the venue must not be of a noise level that prevents you from hearing any emergency announcements.

In the case of a dispute, the organizers’ decision is always final.

Exhibitors are requested to keep the noise level below 55 decibels on music systems, audiovisual displays, amplifiers, videos, display machinery, live demonstrations etc. and must not cause disturbance nor interfere with normal conversation on neighbouring stands and/or the public. Any excessive noise emitted within the venue must not be of a noise level that prevents you from hearing any emergency announcements.

In the case of a dispute, the organizers’ decision is always final.

Noise levels must be kept below 80 decibels and must not cause annoyance to neighbouring exhibitors and / or the public. In the case of dispute, the organizer's decision is always final.

The limitations of noise levels at the venues must follow local authority legal requirements. If these are exceeded, exhibitors are subject to a fine. Reasonable noise levels are considered as a maximum of 80dB.

Any excessive noise that forms a part of an activity at the venue must be advised two weeks in advance of the event so that suitable measures can be taken to protect staff from the potential harm of excessive noise.