Electronic Earmuffs
Caldwell Electronic Hearing Protection Earmuffs Md: 487557 .
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- Electronic Hearing Protection Muffs
- Black/Green
- 22 dB
- 1 Pair
Electronic Earmuffs
Caldwell Electronic Hearing Protection Earmuffs Md: 487557, , Type: Electronic Hearing Protection Muffs Color: Black/Green NRR: 22 dB Quantity: 1 Pair Style: AFT Circuit: Battery: Compression Circuit: Ultraviolet Rating: Temple Sleeves: , Manufacturer: PAST, Model: 487557
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Electronic Earmuffs List Price: $ 32.69
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Stereo Ear Muffs
Tactical “7″ Long-Ear Stereo Hearing Protector Tactical “7″ Stereo Hearing Protector
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Stereo Ear Muffs
Dual microphones reach out 100 yards to amplify sounds while special circuitry automatically suppresses loud noises to protect hearing. Range commands and game moving through the woods come through loud and clear but anything over 85 dB is silenced. Padded, adjustable, spring-wire top strap for over-the-head wear. Liquid-filled foam cushions provide hours of comfortable wear. Mfg: 3m Company SPECS: Noise Reduction Rating when worn over the head is 21 dB. 13.3 oz (377g).
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Radio Hearing Protector
New Elvex Aware 22 NRR Headset Com-680 Hearing Protector Built-in Stereo Am/Fm Radio
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- Elvex Aware, Com-680, is a hearing protector with built-in stereo Am/Fm Radio, and Aware technology.
- Two AA alkaline batteries (included), they are replaceable through an external battery compartment.
- The sound generated by the speakers is limited to a safe 82 dB level with the use of a gain limiter.
- Soft cushioned headband and replaceable ear cushions.
- Allow connection of auxiliary devices, such as MP3 players, CD-players and communications radios.
Radio Hearing Protector
Elvex Aware, Com-680, is a hearing protector with built-in stereo Am/Fm Radio, and Aware technology. The Aware technology allows you to listen to the environment and communicate with coworkers while listening to the radio. Com-680 provides Radio-reception on the FM-band between 88 and 108 MHz and on the AM-band between 520 and 1700 KHz, while still protecting your hearing in an efficient and comfortable way. Accessory jack for Com radios and MP3 players. A sensitive radio offers FM and AM reception, so that you may listen to music, your favorite sports team or talk radio show. Aware technology allows you to hear the environment and communicate with coworkers while listening to the radio or auxiliary devices. Com-680 uses two AA alkaline batteries (included) and they are replaceable through an external battery compartment. A fresh set of batteries provides about 150 hours of operation. Just in case you forget to turn off your radio headset, we have assured that you do not come back to a dead unit, by incorporating an automatic four-hour shutoff. The sound generated by the speakers is limited to a safe 82 dB level with the use of a gain limiter. Independent testing established a Noise Reduction Rating of 22 dB. Excellent sound quality: oversized speakers. Electronics in a protected compartments, separated from the ear cavity. Soft cushioned headband and replaceable ear cushions. Ergonomic placement of controls for easy adjustment even with gloved hands. Accessory jack/Input jack that allows connection of auxiliary devices, such as MP3 players, CD-players and communications radios. Device connected to the input jack, can be heard individually or at the same time as radio and Aware technology. Weight: 1.25 pounds.
Radio Hearing Protector List Price: $ 138.00
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Radio Hearing Protector question by Krystal♥¸.•*¨)¸.•*¨: PARANORMAL HAPPENINGS/ LANDLORD ISSUES? IS IT RUDE TO ASK OF PAST POSSIBLE INCIDENTS?
I recently moved into my first home by myself, unexplainable things started happening about 3-4 weeks after I moved in. I asked it to leave, however, in the past few months these happenings are more frequent and becoming even harder to fathom a reasonable explanation, as well as become more assertive. I have witness to most these events, so it’s not “imagination” (footsteps through the home when no body’s there, knocks on the wall, lucid visions, I could go on and on). I’ve been staying away as much as possible now until I find out more…I do not feel its “Mr. Happy” So, some friends met me at the house yesterday so I could stop in and take care of a few things. I turned on my stereo (.. which is newer) a few minutes passed a good song came on the radio, I started belting out to it trying to feel “normal” again, the entire component shut down, and will not come back on. My components were all plugged into a surge protector, someone checked out the stereo (no problems found),nothing else went out that is connected to this, we even tested the plug to assure it was not the reason). At this time i’m getting frustrated because it is patiently breaking my things and it is envoking fear. I started to call my landlord to ask about his knowledge of anything “weird” in the past but became hesitant about asking so hung up. He called me back so I went ahead and asked if anyone in the past has experienced anything there. I made it clear I did not want to be taken as “off”. (I know I might of sounded “off” because i’ve become overwhelmed with everything….He asked “weird things?”… I mentioned the footsteps and such, he replied that( I ) “You need to start getting your dope from someone else” I was like “noooo …It’s not even like that, others witnessed it as well.” I was very offended by this. (And it adds to the fact I already feel on the verge of crazy… so) He went on about how he hears strange things in his house and there’s always a reason… I cut him off and just told him thanks, that I only wanted to find out the history on that. In the end he said there was no events, nobody else has complained of it in the past. So, I politely cut it short and hung up. (I never call him because I fix the minor things on my own, and there is no reason for him to think I even do drugs). Was this out of line for me to ask about? And, in Kansas, because he said that “no, there was nothing”…(in a not so respectable fashion…), would that allow me to my rights of obligation of contract? I’m documenting the happenings and now have photos, working to resolve the issues via investigative. Also, if I start looking through “Public Records” will he recieve reports on these searchs? Any positive input on finding information is welcomed.
I came home today and my stereo is working again. I did raise an eyebrow… lol. At least he was nice enough to fix it (Still odd though). I still wont sleep there yet for now. (I do not want to be provoked again to see another vision by it while im alone) I decided not t care what my landlord thinks of me.
Radio Hearing Protector best answer:
Answer by megawattmegan
Hi, I can understand why these events freaked you out. Your landlord’s response sounds harsh and rude! Whether there is a physiological explanation for the things you’re experiencing or not, they are nonetheless real to you and making you uncomfortable to live there. I would ask to move. And it doesn’t surprise me that no one has reported such incidents, because people probably fear the exact reaction that you received, that they’re crazy or something. So don’t let that fact put you off your hunch; intuition is the most powerful mental gift we have! I would just get myself out of the situation now that you’ve made it known to the landlord.
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Hearing Protection Radio
Durosonic Guardian G1 Hearing Protection Headset (NRR29) for Kenwood Two-pin Radios
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- Specially Designed Ear Phones with Comply Foam Tips are Certified as Hearing Protection: NRR29
- Military/Aviation Grade Noise Cancelling Microphone
- Unique Patent-Pending Ultra Lightweight Frame : 2oz.
- Stable, comfortable all day with hats, glasses, goggles, helmets
- GUARDIAN: ALWAYS PROTECTED, ALWAYS CONNECTED
Hearing Protection Radio
The Guardian G1 enables users to communicate effectively in high noise environments using their normal voice, with hearing protection in place. It is ultra lightweight and designed to be worn comfortably all day with hats, helmets, glasses, goggles, etc. The Guardian G1 is most loved by workers that need to wear a headset for long periods, often in harsh conditions. The Comply Foam Tips on the Guardian G1 ear phones are three times softer than human skin and get even softer as they warm up! They are the softest and most comfortable tips on the market by far. Not only does the headset provide the required hearing protection, it is also so light and comfortable that people forget they are wearing it! Includes carrying case and 3 pair Comply Foam Tips.
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Hearing Protection Radio question by Nicole: Identity Guard Protection – Radio Commercial?
Um….. This might sound awkward but I have wondered a long time since I heard the commercial on the radio for Identity Guard Protection – When they have that one where the guy says I want you to go to the retailers and ask them, if you see any strangers don’t talk to them, and the the computer or something he was talking to, he goes okay so i see the strangers I tell them everything and the other guy says no really mad, and then the computer talking machine says well what if they want to sell me something? and the other guy says NO STRANGERS.
I know it’s only a radio commercial I only hear it on when I listen to Coast Coast AM, and Michael Savage Radio Stations, but if you heard it before who is the two guys they remind me of George from Stein field and Jerry is it just me but the voice of the guy that gets mad does, idk I wonder that’s why I’m asking lol.
I know it is probably weird but thanks…..
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Answer by DS
This is just a shot in the dark but he sounds like the guy who played Buster on the show Arrested Development. I’m too lazy to Google his real name so go do some searching and hopefully my keen ear got lucky.
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Radio Hearing Protector
MCR Safety C7007MP3 Safewaves Noise Cancellation Hearing Protector with Digital AM/FM Stereo Radio, Rating 25dB
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- Input jack for MP3, iPod or CD player and exterior antenna for superb reception
- AM/FM switch, volume and channel control, on/off switch, set button and volume switch
- Digital tuning with digital display screen with low battery indicator
- Easy release battery cover
- Soft comfortable ear cushions, easy slide height adjustment and flexible stainless wire frame
Radio Hearing Protector
With the MCR Safety Safewaves Noise-Cancellation Hearing Protector, you can protect your ears from dangerous worksite noise and listen to your favorite music at the same time. This comfortable and durable ear protector significantly reduces construction-site noise and features a built-in digital stereo AM/FM radio and a jack for your MP3 player.
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Protect Your Ears from Dangerous Worksite Noise
The Safewaves Hearing Protector has an EPA noise reduction rating of 25 decibels, which means it significantly decreases dangerous worksite noise levels. You can safeguard your hearing, remain comfortable, and whistle while you work with this cushioned AM/FM protector.
Built-In Digital Stereo Radio and MP3 Jack are Easy to Use
MCR designed the Safewaves with a built-in AM/FM digital stereo radio and MP3 jack, so you can enjoy your favorite tunes throughout the workday. The radio’s convenient set button, with up to eight memory presets, makes it easy to program your favorite music and sports, and the MP3 jack makes it easy to plug in your iPod and listen to your tunes or podcasts.
Other features include a durable exterior antenna for exceptional reception, easy volume and channel controls, and a digital display screen with a low-battery indicator.
The Safewaves requires two AA batteries for operation (batteries not included).
Lightweight, Durable, and Comfortable
Weighing less than 3/4 of a pound, the Safewaves Hearing Protector is durable enough to withstand the harsh elements of a worksite. The wide headband has comfortable padding and stainless steel wires that adjust to fit your head.
About MCR Safety
The goal of Tennessee-based MCR Safety is to protect consumers’ quality of life with innovative personal protection equipment.
For more than three decades, the company’s full line of gear–including work gloves, face shields, safety goggles, luminous vests, hearing protectors, and respirators–has been used to make the American workforce safer and more productive.
What’s in the Box
One MCR Safety Safewaves Noise-Cancellation Hearing Protector, MP3 Jack, and owner’s manual.
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Radio Hearing Protector List Price: $ 69.99
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Radio Hearing Protector question by Bioman: Some Creative Zen Questions!!?
I have some questions about the Creative Zen:
1. How does the screen look? Does it look plastic-y or is it like the iPods.
2. How does the buttons feel? I heard cheap, but I don’t know..
3. How heavy is it, I mean does it feel like it’s cheap in weight or is it heavy enough to be think that it’s a nicely built MP3.
4. Does it support MP3 format? MP4?
5. How is the video quality, and are the videos played loud
6. How are the speakers they provide? If not good, which ones do you recommend at a good price? (Up to )
7. Does it get smudgy?
8. Does the screen have the protector on it like the Sansa?
9. Does it come with a program CD?
10. Can you record songs via radio?
11. Do the buttons when pushed make a loud clicking sound or can you barely hear it?
12. How is the microphone?
13. For the SD, how many GBs more could you use from 1 SD card. Does it go to like 8 GBs or is the max 4 GBs per SD card?
14. Do you like the Zen?
These are the questions I can think of that I have. I know it’s a ton, but I’d appreciate it. Thanks. =D
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Answer by Lecia B
Do you really think that people are going to answer 14 questions.Go to Walmart and check it out for yourself.
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Hearing Protection Radio
AO Safety 90541 WorkTunes AM/FM Hearing Protector with Digital Tuning and MP3 Input
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- Hearing protector with integrated AM/FM radio and stereo input jack for optional MP3 players, scanners and more
- EPA noise reduction rating of 22 decibels–great for job sites, workshops, and lawn work
- Comfortable gel/foam cushions for extended wear; adjustable stainless steel headband
- Save up to 10 radio station presets; seek/scan and AM/FM toggle buttons; easy-to-read LCD
- Powered by 2 AA batteries (not included); 3.5mm male-to-male cable required for MP3 input (not included)
Hearing Protection Radio
Listen to music instead of your power tools! The built-in AM/FM tuner in these comfortable headphones now features an easy-to-read LCD display, seek/scan tuning buttons, a low-battery indicator, and the ability to pre-set up to ten different stations. Everything is designed for convenient radio browsing. For even more options, use the stereo input jack (cord included) to connect your iPod or other portable devices and scanners. Soft gel/foam ear pads and an adjustable stainless steel headband guarantee long lasting comfort. Plus, with an EPA noise reduction rating of 22 decibels, you’ll receive stellar ear protection. Great for the shop or any loud environment.Protect your ears while keeping yourself motivated at your job site with your favorite tunes or radio programming with the AO Safety 90541 WorkTunes with digital tuning hearing protector, which includes an integrated AM/FM radio and a stereo input jack for connecting an MP3 player. A great choice for use on construction sites (check your local regulations), in your workshop, or in your yard while mowing or blowing, the WorkTunes hearing protector offers an EPA noise reduction rating of 22 decibels.
You’ll enjoy convenient, comfortable hearing protection from the WorkTunes headset, which features lightweight gel/foam cushions that feel great even after wearing for an entire day, an adjustable stainless steel headband with padded top. Hearing protectors are recommended whenever you encounter extended periods of sound levels regularly exceeding 85 dBA–essentially, a level of noise where you feel the need to shout in order to be heard by someone just 3-feet away (see a chart showing typical sound levels). The radio and its controls are housed in one cup, and you’ll be able to quickly tune to your desired AM or FM radio stations with the easily accessible seek/scan tuning buttons. Reception strength may vary depending upon location. You can also save up to 10-preset stations with a dedicated key that sits below the LCD screen, which offers a large-sized display of the radio frequency. Other controls include a combined on/off/volume control and a toggle button that switches between AM and FM radio. The LCD screen also offers a low battery indicator (see a larger schematic image of all controls). You can also connect an optional MP3 player (such as an Apple iPod), CD player or other portable devices such as a scanner via the stereo input jack (35.mm male-to-male cable not included). Additionally, the WorkTunes headset protects your hearing from both the external environment and the music you’re listening to thanks to a volume control limiter that tops out at 85 dB. The radio and digital input are powered by 2 AA batteries (not included), which provide approximately 140 hours of operating time. |
The WorkTunes hearing protector combines an AM/FM radio with digital input for connecting your MP3 player (see larger schematic image). |
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Hearing Protection Radio List Price: $ 79.99
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Hearing Protection Radio question by J.B. Holiday: If you have a job that requires hearing protection…?
If you have a job that requires hearing protection, can you use an Ipod/mp3 player instead?
As long as you can’t hear anything above the music, you should be straight, right?
Ipod OR mp3?
Digital OR Radio?
Hearing Protection Radio best answer:
Answer by wrfine
Noway J.B.!!!!
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Peltor WTD2600 Worktunes Digital 26 dB Radio/Hearing Protector
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- Easy Fingertip Controls
- 5 Station Presets, Seek and Scan
- Volume limited to safe levels 82dB
- Gel foam cushions
- MP3 cord included
Radio Hearing Protector
With digital tuning, your less likely to remove your hearing protection to tune in your favorite AM/FM radio stations. No more thumbing around, you can tune in instantly, or use the supplied patch cord to connect to your MP3 player or Ipod. This new radio earmuff offers more than just digital tuning, it provides hearing protection. The Peltor Digital WorkTunes has an NRR of 26 dB and it also limits the volume to a safe level of 82 dB. Safer never sounded so good!
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Radio Hearing Protector List Price: $ 84.12
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Radio Hearing Protector question by ArJay: Can someone help me choose a pair of active hearing protectors for Drag Racing?
I am heading to some NHRA drag racing (Motorsport) in the US and have been going for years and have used the soft throw away hearing protection.
I’d like to hear the commentary at the track which can normally be picked up via FM frequency radio.
I need some ear muffs (the type that cup over your ears) that:
1) Either have a build in FM receiver or
2) Have an RCA type input that I can attach my ipod or cheap FM receiver
3) Not really necessary, but active (noise canceling) would be good which can also amplify ambient noise so I can still hear people speaking to me.
Maybe I should just get some decent ear muffs and wear my ipod/FM receiver headphones under that ( I assume this may reduce the effectiveness of the muff though?).
Recommendations appreciated…..
Something like the Peltor HRX79AGU or Elvex AM/FM Radio Earmuffs, QuieTunes?
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Answer by WooleyBooley again
Forget the radio receiver type. I bought a pair of OSHA approved hearing protectors at Lowes.
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