Howard Leight Impact Sport 22 dB Sound Amplification Over the Head Electronic Earmuff, Pink - R02523
| SKU | 771520 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | R02523 |
| Brand | Howard Leight |
| UPC | 033552025238 |
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Details
Material: Metal
Color: Pink
Series/Collection: Impact Sport
Includes: (2) AAA Batteries, AUX Input and 3.5mm Connection Cord
Size: One Size Fits All
Application: Shooting
Noise Reduction Rating: 22 dB
Features
At the range or on the hunt, the Howard Leight by Honeywell impact sport sound amplification electronic earmuff keeps you protected from hazardous noise and connected to your environment. These earmuffs carry a noise reduction rating (NRR) of 22 in both on and off mode. When the electronic ear protection is switched on, they employ built-in directional microphones that amplify ambient sounds to a safe 82 dB. This allows you to hear important commands on the range and crucial environment sounds when hunting. As an added safety feature, they also actively listen and automatically shut off amplification when loud impulsive sounds like firearm discharges reach 82 dB. patented air flow control technology allows for a slim earcup design that ensures your firearm stock has clearance while shooting. The padded headband features telescopic height adjustment for a comfortable, customized fit. An external audio jack lets you connect the earmuff to an MP3 player, scanner or other audio source. Automatic shut-off after 4 hr helps save battery life. Protect yourself against hazardous gunfire noise without being left in silence.
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