Noise

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

Exhibitors are requested to keep noise/volume levels down on music systems, audio-visual displays, videos and volume levels should not interfere with normal conversation on neighbouring stands.  
Any excessive noise emitted within the venue must not be of a noise level that prevents the visitor from hearing the emergency announcements.
Organisers reserve the right to ask in any circumstances to have volume levels turned down if necessary. 
 

Exhibitors are requested to keep the noise level below 55 decibels 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 from hearing any emergency announcements.

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

Noise levels must be kept below 55 decibels and must not cause annoyance to neighbouring exhibitors and/or the public.

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

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

Noise levels must be kept below 55 decibels and must not cause annoyance to neighbouring exhibitors and/or the public.

In the case of a dispute, the organiser’s 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 a dispute, the organizer’s decision is always final.

Exhibitors are requested to keep noise/volume levels down on music systems, audio-visual displays, videos and volume levels should not interfere with normal conversation on neighbouring stands.  
Any excessive noise emitted within the venue must not be of a noise level that prevents the visitor from hearing the emergency announcements.
Organisers reserve the right to ask in any circumstances to have volume levels turned down if necessary.