Plantronics Rugged #SHR 2638-01 headset excels where other headset fail. This headset features both a Noise-Canceling microphone and Noise-Isolation to eliminate bothersome environmental noise. Designed for extreme environments such as loud call centers, avaiation and FAA locations. This Plantronics headset provides the ultimate experience to users who need to focus on customers rather then noisy co-workers, loud environmental noise or other distractions.
Note: This headset is a special order item that is built to order. Lead time 4-6 weeks. Non-Refundable. You also need to order the M22 Adapter. The adapter will connect the headset to your telephone.
Earcups on circumaural models provide a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 22 dB.
Headsets are fitted with various types of Quick Disconnects (QD) which allow the user to easily detach the headset from the interface cable.
The cables feature robust polyurethane (PU) jacketing material. They are resistant to UV, oil and solvents. They remain flexible over a wide range of temperature extremes.
Heavy duty foot switches, waterproof PTT's and custom headsets available upon request.
The microphone reduces transmitted background noise by 20 dB.
The high quality gooseneck boom allows the microphone to easily be positioned in front of the mouth. The distance between the front and rear ports reduces the sensitivity at 1 KHz to far field noise by 15 dB compared to close talking response. Compared to on-axis voice, the bi-directional response reduces 90 degree incident noise by 20 dB more and random noise by 5 dB more. The bandpass is limited to 5 KHz and it acoustically filters the higher frequencies which are unwanted on most communication systems.
The Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of the Ruggedized Headsets is 22 dB.
The level of noise entering the users ear when the headset is worn as directed is approximated by the difference between the A-Weighted environmental noise and the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of the headset. For example: If the environmental noise level as measured at the ear is 92 dBA, and the NRR of the headset is 22 dB, then the resulting level of noise entering the ear is approximately 70 dBA. The headset must be properly worn to attenuate noise effectively.