Optime II earmuffs, green, foldable, SNR = 31 dB

- Reduce noise levels by up to 31 dB
- Sealing rings are filled with a unique combination of liquid and foam
- The generous space inside the cups minimizes heat and moisture buildup
- The soft, wide cushions reduce pressure around the ears
- Cushions and inserts are available as replacements in the form of hygiene kits
- The headband is padded and covered for easy cleaning, and it can be folded down for compact storage or transport when not in use

3M™ PELTOR™ Optime™ II earmuffs are innovative foldable earmuffs suitable for loud, demanding environments such as airports and construction sites. They reduce noise levels by up to 31 dB. These earmuffs feature sealing rings filled with a unique combination of liquid and foam, ensuring a comfortable fit even during long periods of use. This encourages more consistent wear and compliance with safety regulations.

3M™ PELTOR™ Optime™ II earmuffs are highly effective hearing protection that attenuates even extremely low frequencies. They are ideal for loud, demanding environments with high exposure to industrial noise, such as airports, construction sites, or agricultural work areas. The headband is just as well-padded and comfortable as that of the standard Optime™ range. However, because it is foldable, you can easily carry the earmuffs in your bag when they are not in use. The earmuffs reduce noise levels by up to 31 dB. They feature sealing rings filled with a unique combination of liquid and foam. The generous space inside the cups helps to counteract heat and moisture buildup. The wide, soft cushions reduce pressure around the ears, allowing for comfortable wear even over long periods. The cushions and foam inserts are available as hygiene kits, which are easy to replace if they become damaged or worn, allowing for a longer product service life.

What does the SNR value mean?

SNR stands for "Single Number Rating" and refers to the average attenuation of a hearing protector and thus its average protective effect. The SNR value relates to the average attenuation value of the frequency range relevant to human hearing, from 125 to 8,000 Hz. For example, an SNR value of 30 dB (30 decibels) reduces noise pollution of 100 dB (100 decibels) to a comfortable 70 dB (70 decibels). Hearing protection products should be available starting at 80 dB (80 decibels). Exposure to as little as 85 dB (85 decibels) over a longer period (40-hour work week) can lead to long-term damage to human hearing.

Important: The higher the noise exposure, the shorter the duration of exposure should be!