Earmor M30 Active Hearing Protectors - Coyote

Active hearing protectors in Coyote color are equipped with two independent microphones mounted on the outside of each ear cup. They provide a high level of acoustic protection while still allowing you to hear surrounding sounds up to 82 dB. This helps maintain full situational awareness. The low-profile design, adjustable headband, and intuitive controls make this model effective both on the shooting range and in the field.

The comfortable headband combined with soft, skin-friendly ear pads increases comfort even during many hours of use. The ear cups are designed to fully cover the ears and effectively protect against excessive noise. The side shaping of the headphones allows shooters to more easily achieve the proper position when taking a shot. The headphones are suitable for both right- and left-handed users. The folding design makes it easier to transport and store the device. An IPX5 degree of protection safeguards against powerful water jets from various directions at up to 12.5 liters per minute.

The protectors provide noise attenuation at a level of NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) 24 dB. The two integrated microphones (one in each ear cup) automatically detect and suppress harmful impulse noise above 82 dB, while amplifying quiet sounds to aid communication and help maintain awareness of your surroundings.

Operation is made easier with an adjustment dial featuring a non-slip texture, even when wearing gloves. A mini jack port allows you to connect a radio. The device can also be hooked up to an audio player or phone. Inserts offer higher comfort and a precise fit to the shape of your head.

The protectors operate using two AAA 1.5 V batteries (not included). Automatic shut-off after 4 hours of inactivity helps extend battery life.

This model meets the requirements of

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

• active hearing protection
• impulse noise attenuation
• amplification of ambient sounds
• water resistance IPX5
• two microphones
• adjustable headband
• adjustment dial
• powered by 2 x AAA batteries
• complies with standards: CE/RoHS/ANSI S3.19-1974/FCC