Hellberg Secure 3 helmet hearing protection orange 42003-001 SNR 33 dB

Hellberg Secure 3 helmet hearing protection SNR 33 dB orange 42003-001

Hellberg Secure 3 helmet hearing protection orange 42003-001 SNR 33 dB is the perfect choice for work where both head protection and hearing protection are required. The robust design ensures that the hearing protection can withstand even the harshest environments, and the slim design minimizes the risk of getting stuck in branches or tight areas.

The hearing protection is equipped with sweat-absorbing "Snap-in" ear cushions with soft foam filling, which increases comfort and makes them easy to replace. The hearing protection is available in three levels of protection, which are clearly marked with strong safety colors, making it easy to identify and choose the right one. The slim suspension design reduces the risk of the hearing protector getting stuck in tight areas. The product is also color coded for easy selection and identification.

The hearing protection is fully compatible with Hellberg's SAFE™ visor system. The attenuation value is SNR 33 dB, which is an average of the attenuation in dB. The attenuation value for high-frequency sounds, such as screeching, is 33 dB. The attenuation value for mid-frequency sounds is 31 dB, and the attenuation value for low-frequency sounds, such as hum, is 22 dB.

In order to maintain a high level of hygiene and ensure that the hearing protection functions optimally and provides the best possible noise reduction, it is recommended to replace the sealing rings (hygiene set) twice a year. A hygiene kit can be purchased separately for the hearing protection.

The product is approved according to the CE 1974 Cat III standard. The SNR value is 33, the H value is 34, the M value is 31 and the L value is 22.

When choosing a hearing protector, it is important that the ear is not exposed to a noise level of more than 75-80 dB. It is therefore not only important to choose a hearing protector that can reduce the noise to an acceptable level, but also to ensure that it fits the current noise level. You can calculate yourself whether the hearing protection is sufficient using a simple calculation. First, you need to know the dB level you are in, then you can use the SNR value of the hearing protector to calculate the noise level the ear is exposed to.

Hellberg Secure 3 helmet hearing protection orange 42003-001 SNR 33 dB is a reliable and effective solution that protects your head and ears in harsh working environments. With its robust design, comfortable ear cushions and easy replacement system, this hearing protector is ideal for professional use. Choose Hellberg Secure 3 helmet hearing protection for a safe and comfortable working experience.

The attenuation value:

The SNR value: 33 dB, which is an average of the attenuation in dB.

- The damping value of high-frequency sounds, e.g. the squeal is 33 dB.
- The attenuation value for medium-frequency sounds is 31 dB.
- The damping value of low-frequency sounds, such as the hum is 22 dB.

Maintenance:

A hygiene kit is available for the hearing protection. To maintain a high level of hygiene and to ensure that the hearing protection works as intended and provides it
optimal noise reduction, it is important that the ear cups close tightly. It is therefore recommended to replace the sealing rings (hygiene set) twice a year.

Approvals:

CE 1974

Cat III

Info

EN352-1 SNR: 33 H: 34 M: 31 L: 22

Choose the right hearing protection!

The ear should preferably not be exposed to a noise level of more than 75 - 80 dB.
It is therefore not important to choose a hearing protector that can reduce the noise to an acceptable level.
You can calculate yourself whether the hearing protection is sufficient using a very simple calculation.
First, however, you must know the dB you are in.
There are countless apps that you can download for your phone, and thereby approx. measure the noise level you are in.

Below you can see an example of a calculation:

Noise level in dB: 104 dB
The hearing protector's SNR value: - 26 dB
Noise to which the ear is exposed: = 78 dB

The most optimal SNR value for a noise level of 104 dB is therefore 24-29 dB.