Hearing protection radio Peltor LiteCom speech microphone close-range communication 7000108540

a hearing protector with built-in radio for wireless communication with other LiteCom headsets and portable radios on the same frequency - the noise-cancelling speech microphone with VOX function enables hands-free communication in noisy environments via the hands-free function - 8 channels on 446 MHz, registration and toll-free - 38 sub-channels allow multiple users to communicate individually on the same channel - a voice message confirms the respective settings - when not in use, the LiteCom Basic switches off automatically to save batteries EN 352-1: 2002 EN 352-3:2002 (SNR) = 32 dB / H-value = 33 dB / M-value = 30 dB / L-value = 23 dB Other technical features: - L-value: 23dB - Feature: short-range communication - M-value: 30dB - H-value: 33dB - subject to testing: yes Hearing protection is listed under category III (fatal or irreversible damage) according to the new PPE regulation. irreversible damage). Before the first use, and once a year thereafter, the employer must inform the employees of the prevailing noise hazard and instruct them on suitable protective measures. Note on the disposal of batteries and rechargeable batteries As we sell batteries and rechargeable batteries or devices containing batteries and rechargeable batteries, we are obliged under the Battery Act (BattG) to draw your attention to the following: The symbol of the crossed-out dustbin on batteries or accumulators means that they must not be disposed of with household waste after use. If batteries or accumulators contain mercury, cadmium or lead, you will find the respective chemical symbol (Hg, Cd or Pb) below the symbol of the crossed-out dustbin. Every user of batteries or accumulators is legally obliged to return old batteries and accumulators. You can do this free of charge at a retail outlet or other collection point in your area. You can obtain the addresses of suitable collection centres in your area from your city or local authority. For batteries that contain more than 0.0005 per cent mercury by mass, more than 0.002 per cent cadmium by mass or more than 0.004 per cent lead by mass, the chemical designations of the pollutant used can be found under the waste bin symbol. The chemical designations have the following meaning: Pb: Battery contains lead Cd: Battery contains cadmium Hg: Battery contains mercury