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Protection when working in a noisy environment
ProtectHear
£119
(Including impression taking service)
ProtectHear filtered noise plugs are vented and incorporate a passive acoustic filter, which attenuates loud noises whilst maintaining the ability of the individual to hear speech, ambient noise and to use telephones and radios. Excessive background noise is reduced, resulting in increased safety and working comfort.
If you are looking for a custom product we can offer an impression service. This will involve a qualified Audiologist taking a mould of your ears which will be used to create a set of bespoke ear plugs to meet your requirements.
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You can also see our online shop for high quality over the counter hearing protection products that don't require an impression.
Hearing protection explained............
What is NRR?
Noise Reduction Rating - a unit of measurement, based on ANSI requirements, to compare the effectiveness of hearing protection devices to reduce noise levels. The higher the NRR number associated with a hearing protector, the greater the potential for noise reduction.
What is SNR?
Single Number Rating which provides a single overall attenuation value, based on European EN352 requirements, for quick comparison between hearing protectors. A SNR of 25 is a hearing protector that attenuates, on average, 25dB across the whole frequency band. The higher the SNR value, the more attenuation is achieved. Please Note: NRR and SNR values are calculated in different ways, and therefore should not be compared against each other.
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