Earmor M30 Active Hearing Protectors - Coyote

Active hearing protectors in Coyote colour, equipped with two separate microphones mounted on the outside of each earcup. They provide high acoustic protection while still allowing you to hear ambient sounds up to 82 dB, which is crucial for maintaining situational awareness. The low-profile design, adjustable headband and intuitive operation make this model ideal both at the shooting range and for field activities.

The model features a comfortable headband, which, combined with soft, gentle earcup pads, ensures comfort even during many hours of use. The earcups are contoured to completely cover the ears and properly shield them from excessive noise. The headphones have special side contouring for a cheek pad, making it easier for the shooter to take up the correct firing position. Suitable for both right- and left-handed shooters. The folding design makes transport and storage easy. The IPX5 water resistance rating provides protection against water jets from different directions with an intensity of up to 12.5 litres per minute.

These protectors offer NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) protection of 24 dB. Two built-in microphones (one on each earcup) automatically detect and suppress harmful impulse noise above 82 decibels, amplify low-level sounds, and enable communication and situational awareness.

The non-slip textured dial ensures easy operation, even when wearing gloves. The mini jack port allows you to connect a radio. You can also plug in audio players or a phone. The inserts make the headset more comfortable to wear and help it fit the shape of your head.

The protectors are powered by two AAA 1.5 V batteries (not included). The auto shut-off function automatically powers the device down after 4 hours of inactivity to extend battery life.

This model complies with:

• CE - certificate confirming the product is safe and complies with EU standards
• RoHS – European Union directive regulating and restricting the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic devices
• ANSI S3.19-1974 – American standard defining the method of measuring noise reduction efficiency for hearing protectors, which is the basis for determining the NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) value
• FCC (Federal Communications Commission) – Certification confirming compliance of the device with U.S. regulations on the emission of electromagnetic waves and safety of electronic devices using radio communication, including Bluetooth

• active hearing protection
• impulse noise suppression
• ambient sound amplification
• IPX5 water resistance
• two microphones
• adjustable headband
• adjustment dial
• powered by 2 x AAA battery
• model complies with standards: CE/RoSH/ANSI S3.19-1974/FCC