Earmor M30 Active Hearing Protectors - Coyote

Active hearing protectors in Coyote colour are equipped with two independent microphones positioned on the outside of each earcup. They provide a high level of acoustic protection while still allowing you to hear ambient sounds up to 82 dB. This maintains full situational awareness. The low-profile design, adjustable headband, and intuitive controls make this model highly effective for both range training and field use.

A comfortable headband combined with soft, skin-friendly earcup pads increases comfort even during many hours of wear. The earcups are designed to completely cover your ears and protect them effectively from excessive noise. The side-contoured earmuffs enable shooters to adopt the correct posture more easily when firing. These ear defenders are suitable for both right- and left-handed users. The folding design makes it easy to transport and store the equipment. IPX5 waterproof rating protects against powerful water jets coming from any direction, up to 12.5 litres per minute.

These protectors provide a noise attenuation of NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) 24 dB. Two integrated microphones (one on each earcup) automatically detect and suppress harmful impulse noise above 82 dB, and amplify quiet sounds to support communication and help maintain awareness in the field.

A non-slip textured adjustment dial makes operation easy, even while wearing gloves. The mini jack socket allows connection to a radio. The equipment can also be paired with an audio player or phone. Pads ensure greater comfort and a precise fit to the shape of your head.

Operation is provided by two AAA 1.5 V batteries (not included). Automatic switch-off (auto shut-off) after 4 hours of inactivity helps to extend battery life.

Model compliant with the following requirements

• CE – certificate confirming the safety and compliance of the product with European Union regulations
• RoHS – EU directive limiting the use of selected hazardous substances in electrical and electronic devices
• ANSI S3.19-1974 – American standard defining the method for testing the effectiveness of noise reduction in hearing protectors, used to determine NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) values
• FCC (Federal Communications Commission) – certification confirming compliance with US requirements concerning electromagnetic emissions and safety of radio communication equipment, including Bluetooth technology

• active hearing protection
• impulse noise suppression
• amplification of ambient sounds
• IPX5 water resistance
• two microphones
• adjustable headband
• adjustment dial
• powered by 2 x AAA batteries
• model meets standards CE/RoSH/ANSI S3.19-1974/FCC