The E-MAX lithium-ion battery seamlessly integrates with Caldwell E-MAX hearing protection devices
Designed for pro hearing protection, it enhances safety and performance at the range
Simply charge the battery pack using a micro USB cable, with an LED indicator showing when fully charged
With a 16 hr runtime, this rechargeable battery keeps your E-MAX Pros powered throughout a day at the range
Compatible with E-Max Pro and E-Max Pro BT earmuffs, offering versatile utility
Estimated 16 hr runtime ensures extended use without frequent recharging

Features

The E-Max lithium-ion battery is a reliable power source designed specifically for Caldwell E-Max Pro hearing protection. This rechargeable battery offers a seamless solution for extended use, eliminating the need for disposable batteries. Charging is simple with a micro USB cable and the built-in LED charge indicator clearly displays when the battery is fully charged and ready for use. With an impressive 16 hr runtime, this battery ensures your E-Max Pros stay powered throughout a full day at the range. Its secure fit within the electronic hearing protection guarantees consistent performance and convenience. The E-Max lithium-ion battery is the perfect accessory for shooters who demand efficiency and reliability from their hearing protection equipment.

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