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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Peltor MT15H69FB-09 Com-Tac II Headset

!9#:Peltor MT15H69FB-09 Com-Tac II Headset

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Price : $324.99
Post Date : Jan 31, 2012 16:35:08
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ComTac II Tactical Hearing Protectors - Tactical Headset Only GreenManufacture ID: MT15H69FB-09The ComTac II Tactical Headset is designed for tactical operational direction. This unit features a radio plug in port and a microphone port for two way communications and direction during operations. The unit is easily retrofitted to a two-way communications set up. The electronics will instantaneously suppress harmful impact noises up 82 db inside the earcups while amplifiying ambient noises/voices up to 18 db which will give the a distinct advantage in operational situations. Headset Only.Features:- Excellent Helmet/ Head cover clearance- Weatherproof touch pad volume control- Electronic headset for military applications requires 2 AA batteries- Fits under PASGT MICH and ACH helmets- Covert black cup/wire arm color- Easily retrofitted to a 2-way communication set-up- NRR 21 - Microphone not includedSpecifications: - Color: OD Green

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Friday, January 27, 2012

Peltor MT15H7B 370-SV Tactical Pro Neckband Black

!9#:Peltor MT15H7B 370-SV Tactical Pro Neckband Black

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Price : $159.99
Post Date : Jan 27, 2012 22:36:32
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TacticalPRO's unique frequency response amplifies signals and voices with near-perfect sound reproduction, while at the same time, instantaneously suppressing dangerous sounds without clipping.-NRR 25 dB-Electronics limit amplified sounds to 82 dBA withing 2 milliseconds-Active-Volume provides maximum distortion-free amplification of low level sounds up to 18 dBA-Omni-directional stereo microphones provide 360* external ambient listening-Auto power-saving feature-Ergonomic 3 button touchpad-Audio jack for radio connections-2AA provide 270+ hours of operation-External battery compartment-Liquid/gel-filled ear cushions

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Sunday, January 8, 2012

Is Hearing Protection Necessary When Operating Power Tools?

!9#: Is Hearing Protection Necessary When Operating Power Tools?

Safety cannot be overemphasized in power tool operation, and protection against hearing loss during prolonged exposure to a noisy environment is no exception. Since the symptoms of noise-induced hearing loss are usually not immediately apparent, many do not consider hearing protection to be an essential safety precaution when working with power tools. Repeated exposure to high levels of noise for extended periods of time can cause irreversible hearing damage, so taking the proper precautions when working with noisy power tools can help protect against future hearing loss.

While hearing protection may not be necessary while using all electrical power tools, some tools can be particularly loud when used at close ranges. Ear protection should be considered not only when operating these tools, but also when working in close proximity to others who are operating them. Foam ear plugs and heavier duty protective earmuffs are inexpensive, widely available and easy to use. The Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of a set of earplugs or earmuffs will give you an idea of how much protection is afforded as compared to other models, with a higher NRR reflecting a greater reduction in noise.

Safety precautions are so important to preserving your hearing that the United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that ear protection be used in the construction industry when noise levels exceed certain levels for specified periods of time. Longer periods of exposure lower the noise levels that are permitted without a hearing protection requirement. For instance, a hearing conservation program is required for workplaces with noise levels of 90 dBA for 8 hours per day, with the same requirement in place if noise levels reach 115 dBA for just 15 minutes per day.

For the complete table of acceptable noise exposure in the construction industry, check out the Permissible Noise Exposures table in the Safety and Health Regulations for Construction section available on the OSHA website.