Headband Communication Headset

Our EN 352-certified Headband Communication Headset delivers a dual-function solution combining passive noise attenuation with an integrated noise-cancelling boom microphone — engineered to maintain clear two-way radio communication in environments exceeding 85 dB(A) while limiting in-ear audio exposure to a safe 82 dB(A) — purpose-built for industrial, construction, oil & gas, and facilities management operations across the UAE, GCC, Middle East, and Africa where simultaneous hearing protection and team communication are operationally critical. Fully compliant with EN 352 and applicable regional authority requirements.

Key Features:

• SNR Up To 30 dB Passive Attenuation — High-density foam-lined ear cups deliver certified passive noise reduction across octave band frequencies from 125 Hz to 8,000 Hz
• Active Noise-Cancelling Boom Microphone — DSP-powered directional boom mic with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) isolates voice signal and suppresses background noise for clear transmission in high-noise environments
• 82 dB(A) Volume Limiting Circuit — Integrated electronic limiter caps in-ear audio output at 82 dB(A), preventing acoustic shock and secondary noise-induced hearing damage from radio transmissions
• Push-To-Talk (PTT) Compatibility — Wired PTT adapter integration supports direct connection to two-way radio systems for hands-free site communication
• 360° Situational Awareness Mode — Speech enhancement circuitry amplifies ambient voice and warning signals while suppressing hazardous background noise for full environmental awareness
• Stainless Steel Headband with PU Cushioning — Reinforced adjustable headband with padded cushion maintains consistent ear cup seal pressure across extended operational shifts
• IP-Rated Dust & Moisture Resistance — Sealed ear cup and connector construction rated for exposure to dust, moisture, and industrial contaminants in GCC field environments
• Multi-Radio Compatible — Available with standard 3.5 mm, NATO NEXUS, or custom connector configurations for compatibility across leading two-way radio platforms