Bluetooth Headphones Xstream LD 2H IRUDEK

Provides Bluetooth hearing protection for working in noisy environments, with active listening to maintain awareness of the surroundings. Designed for those who alternate tasks and communication and need to manage calls and audio without removing the earmuffs. Available in black.

FEATURES

• Bluetooth connectivity for music and calls
• Integrated microphone for occasional calls
• Compatibility with boom microphone (accessory) to enhance voice
• Active listening with directional hearing without compromising hearing protection
• Complies with standards EN 352-1, EN 352-4, EN 352-6, and EN 352-8
• Attenuation SNR 28
• Weight: 386 g
• Color: black

Optional accessories:

• Replacement electronics for the headband
• Safe electronic hygiene kit
• Anti-sweat band "Fresh"
• Active listening microphone
• Boom microphone
• 3.5 mm stereo connection cable

BENEFITS OF Iru Xstream LD 2H

Allows for the combination of hearing protection and communication at work, reducing the need to remove earmuffs to answer calls or listen to announcements. Active listening helps maintain attention to the environment in tasks where it is important to hear signals and voices, without sacrificing noise attenuation.

USES AND APPLICATIONS: WHAT IT IS SUITABLE FOR

Suitable for work with continuous or intermittent noise where communication is also needed: industrial maintenance, workshops, logistics, outdoor work with machinery, and warehouse operations. Useful when alternating between movement, coordination with the team, and tasks with exposure to noise.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Type: earmuffs with Bluetooth
• Standards: EN 352-1, EN 352-4, EN 352-6, EN 352-8
• Attenuation: SNR 28
• Weight: 386 g
• Color: black

REGULATIONS

The standard EN 352 establishes the requirements for hearing protectors, divided into various parts according to their technology and specific application: part 3 regulates earmuffs attached to an industrial safety helmet, ensuring compatibility and necessary attenuation without compromising helmet stability; part 4 defines the requirements for earmuffs with level-dependent attenuation, which amplify weak sounds while attenuating impulsive or constant dangerous noises; part 6 applies to protectors that integrate an electrical audio input for communications, limiting the sound pressure level of the signal to protect the ear; and finally, part 8 (commonly associated with series 352) covers earmuffs with integrated audio entertainment, ensuring that the user can receive radio signals or music without exceeding volume levels that could cause long-term hearing damage.