Honeywell Howard Leight Impact Sport Bedienungsanleitung

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ACT®

POR

by Honeywell

Battery

compartment

lid

•

open

battery

compartment:

Push

the

battery

lid

with

your

thumbs

Let

slide

off

the

ear

cup

•

remove

batteries:

gently

pry

batter

and

out

the

battery

compartment.

On/off

switchNolume

control

Microphone/Wind

shield

Audio

input

FITTING

INSTRUCTIONS

The

IMPAC

Sport

amplifies

surrounding

sounds

such

voices

machines

and

warning

signals

safe

levels

yet

prov

des

good

hearing

protection

Loud

impulse

sounds

are

effectively

blocked

out

and

limited

safe

levels

The

unique

stereo

microphones

(3)

allow

detection

the

direction

ambient

sounds

enhanc

communication

abilities

and

awareness

surroundings

This

earmuff

provided

with

electrical

audio

input

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

USE:

Open

the

battery

lid

(1)

pushing

the

lid

with

your

thumbs

Let

slide

off

the

ear

cup.

Insert

the

two

enclosed

1.5 V

AAA

batteries

Make

sure

that

the

and

poles

are

the

correct

position

Ensure

that

the

battery

lid

closed

completely

Extend

the

headband

before

use

Place

the

earcups

over

the

ears

with

the

microphones

)

the

forward

pos

tion

obtain

the

best

listening

conditions

(picture

Adjust

the

earmuff

fit

position

idi

the

ear

cups

down

the

side

the

headband

(picture

The

ear

cushions

should

seal

firmly

against

the

head

(picture

For

best

results

remove

all

hair

under

the

cushion.

Noise

reduction

will

adversely

effected

anything

that

impairs

the

seal

the

earmuff

cushions

against

the

head

such

thick

spectacle

frames

hats

etc

Turn

the

volume

control

(2)

and

adjust

pleasant

listening

level.

After

automatic

power-off

hours)

turn

the

volume

control

off,

wait

seconds

turn

again

get

another

hours

working

time

IMPORTANT

USER

INSTRUCTIONS:

The

earmuffs

should

fitted

adjusted

and

maintained

accordance

with

the

instructions

The

earmuffs

should

worn

all

times

noisy

surroundings

The

earmuffs

should

regularly

inspected

for

serviceability

The

earmuffs

may

cleaned

with

mild

soap

and

water.

They

must

not

dipped

into

water

Earmuffs

and

part

cular

cushions

may

deteriorate

with

use

and

should

examined

frequent

intervals

for

signs

wear

for

example

cracking

sound

leakage

Replacement

cushions

are

available

For

cushion

replacement

just

pull

off

the

old

ones

and

snap

the

new

ones

order

new

ear

cushions

please

see

information

about

the

hyg

ene

kit.

The

fitting

hygiene

covers

the

cushions

may

affect

the

acoustic

pertormance

the

earmuffs

Before

and

atter

usage

store

dry

place

The

temperature

should

not

exceed

130

' F

(+55

The

product

may

adversely

affected

certain

chemical

substances

Further

information

should

sought

from

the

manufacturer

The

earmuff

provided

with

electronic

restorat

surrounding

sound

The

wearer

should

check

for

correct

operation

before

use

distortion

failure

detected,

the

wearer

should

refer

the

manufacturer

advice

for

maintenance

and

replacement

the

batteries

The

output

signal

the

sound

restoration

circuit

this

hearing

protector

does

not

exceed

the

values

known

constitute

risk

hearing

For

the

estimation

the

effective

attenuation

this

earmuff

the

additional

ssion

the

sound

amplification

should

taken

into

account.

The

estimated

A-weighed

noise

lev

under

the

earmuff

passive

mode

should

not

greater

than

dB(A)

The

microphone

wind

protector,

which

elim

nates

wind

noise

etc

should

kept

clean

earmuff

provided

with

electrical

audio

input

jack

The

wearer

should

check

for

orrect

operat

before

use

distortion

failure

dete

ted

the

earer

should

refer

the

manufacturer

advice

the

above

mentioned

recommendations

are

not

followed

the

protection

and

function

afforded

the

earmuffs

may

severely

impai

AUDIO

INPUT

LEVELS:

The

audio

level

the

earphones

dependent

the

audio

input

level

prevent

harmful

noi

vels

the

earphones

never

exceed

the

values

and

age

described

figure

A:1.

Mean

average

level

electrical

input.

Maximum

permitted

audio

input

level

for

hours

usage

time

compressed

speech

and

music

138

See

FigureA

-1.

BATTERY

REPLACEMENT:

Open

the

battery

lid

(1)

pushing

the

lid

your

thumbs

t ii

lide

off

the

ear

cup

Remove

the

old

batteries.

Insert

two

new

1.5V

AAA-alkaline

batteries

mto

the

battery

compartment

)

accordance

with

the

instructions

inside

the

compartment.

Ensure

that

the

battery

lid

closed

completely

Warning

pertormance

may

deteriorate

wrth

battery

age

Chan

the

batterie

s w

henever

the

sound

reproduction

weakened

1mpa1red

alkaline

batterie

pro

approximately

350

hours

operation

UNFOLOING

C. ,,

0111

TECHNICAL

DATA:

IMPACT

SPORT·

Model

R-01526-MIL

Headband

earmuff

Material

headband

Steel

Vinyl

Material

ear

cushion

PVC

and

polyurethane

foam

filled

replaceable

ear

cushions

Weight

(incl

batt

.):

279

Weight

(excl.

batt

.):

257

Headband

force

Large

2.4

lbs

External

inpu1

impedance

1.0 k

Ohm

Hygiene

kit

Model

101

280

FOLDING

- ~

WARNING

The

output

the

electrical

audio

circuit

this

hearing

protector

may

exceed

the

daily

limit

sound

level

'bl'

The

use

the

WEEE

Symbol

indicates

that

this

product

may

not

treated

household

waste

ensuring

this

product

disposed

correctly

you

will

help

protect

the

environment.

For

detailed

information

about

the

recycling

this

product

please

contact

your

local

authority

your

householdi1ndustrial

waste

disposal

service

provider

the

shop

where

you

purchased

the

product.

APPROVAL:

IMPAC

Sport

tested

and

approved

accordance

with

ANSI

19-1974

Standard

Howard

Leight

Industries

LLC

San

Diego

CA,

USA

(In

passive

mode

electronics

switched

off)

uen

125

250

500

1000

2000

3150

Grand

Mean attenuation dB

Standard Deviation, dB 2.7

21. 4

9 1.9 2.0

1.8

3.6

4000

6300

8000

NRR

36.8 39.6 39 2

3.8 3.0 3.9

The

level

noise

ntering

person

ear,

when

hearing

protection

worn

directed

closely

appro

imated

the

fference

between

the

A-

weighted

environmental

level

and

the

NRR

Example

: /.

The

env

ronmental

noise

level

the

ear

(A)

The

NRR

decibels

(

dB)

The

level

noise

entering

the

ear

approximately

equal

(A)

/,\

WARNING

For

noise

environments

dominated

frequencies

below

500

Hz,

the

C-weighted

environmental

noise

L.D.

level

should

used

Improper

fit

this

device

will

reduce

its

effectiveness

attenuating

Although

hearing

protectors

can

recommended

for

protection

against

the

harmful

effects

impulse

noise

the

Noise

Reduction

Rating

(NRR)

based

the

attenuation

continuous

noise

and

may

not

accurate

indicator

the

protection

attainable

against

Impulse

noise

such

gunfire

NOTE

The

Noise

Reduction

Rating

derived

from

testing

procedures

independent

laboratory

and

accordance

acceptable

A.N.S.I.

standards

Actual

noise

reduction

can

vary

from

laboratory

results

labeled

Protection

maximized

when

proper

protector

selected

for

application

good

training

program

utilized

and

proper

fitting

techniques

are

followed

FIG.

A:1

Sound

pressure

the

function

Electrical

input

level

::S

-I------.L-------------------

+---,</'----------------------

+--+--------------------

::,

-I--~------~-------~-~

100

150

300 350

400 450

500

Voltage U (mV)

Electrical

input

level

for

which

the

mean

plus

one

standard

deviation

A-weighted

diffuse-field

sound

pressure

level

equal

rms

voltage

138

mV.

HOWARDr:11

LEIGHT~

by Honeywell

HONEYWELL

SAFID

PRODUCTS

USA,

INC.

7828

Waterville

Road

Sijn

, Cal

ifornia

92154

USA

Tel

(800)

430

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490

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401)

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ywe

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Products

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