Bluetooth headphones Xstream LD 2C IRUDEK

Ear protectors for helmets that reduce noise and allow listening to audio and answering calls via Bluetooth. In black, they are designed for work environments with noise exposure and the need for hands-free operation, with specific mounting for safety helmets.

FEATURES

• Hearing protection with Bluetooth for music streaming and occasional phone calls.
• Your hearing is protected while you enjoy your favorite music with excellent sound quality, and the integrated voice microphone allows you to make occasional phone calls.
• There is an available boom microphone accessory for those who need clearer voice quality in noisy conditions.
• Active listening microphones in each earcup ensure excellent directional hearing, provide natural sounds, and allow you to hear conversations, warning signals, and other important information without compromising protection.

APPROPRIATE WORK USAGE

Safety headphones are used to protect hearing in noisy or hazardous environments, both in work and recreational settings. Their main application is the prevention of hearing damage and compliance with safety regulations and standards.

TECHNICAL DATA

• Standard EN 352-3, 4, 6, 8
• SRN 29
• Weight 416 g

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 ear protectors attached to an industrial safety helmet, ensuring compatibility and necessary attenuation without compromising helmet stability; part 4 defines the requirements for ear protectors 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 ear protectors 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.