SportTac Earmuffs STAC-RD, Black, SNR = 26

- Maximum insulation value (SNR = 26 dB)
- Highly insulating shells
- Stainless steel headband
- Audio input for external radio
- Automatic shut-off function
- Includes shells in 2 different colors (black & red)
- Level-dependent function
- Very high level of safety
- Optimal fit and increased slip resistance
- Battery life: approx. 600 hours

The 3M™ PELTOR™ SportTac™ is an electronic, level-dependent hearing protector specifically developed for hunting and shooting sports. The SportTac Sport has a foldable headband and two pairs of shells in black and red. The hearing protector has an insulation value of SNR = 26 dB. The unique digital technology of the SportTac Sport offers dynamic regulation of external sounds: while harmful noise levels are reliably attenuated, ambient sounds can be heard at normal volume or can even be amplified. The smooth level-dependent function prevents the sound from cutting out abruptly. Additionally, the SportTac Sport is equipped with an automatic shut-off function and an audio input for external radios. Soft, non-slip sealing rings ensure an optimal fit and a high level of comfort. The foldable stainless steel headband can be stored compactly and is easy to carry. The set includes 2 x 1.5 V AAA batteries with a lifespan of approx. 600 hours. Matching hygiene kits (not included) allow for the hygienic and economical use of the 3M™ PELTOR™ SportTac™ Sport.

What does the SNR value mean?

SNR stands for "Single Number Rating" and refers to the average insulation of a hearing protector and thus its average protective effect. The SNR value refers to the average insulation 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). A hearing protection product should be available from 80 dB (80 decibels) onwards. Exposure to as little as 85 dB (85 decibels) over a longer period (40-hour work week) can cause long-term damage to human hearing.

Important: The higher the noise level, the shorter the time you should expose yourself to the noise!